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HON. (Rev.) M. C. DAVIES, - Speaker.

Official Reporter,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto.

INDICES

of the

FIRST SESSIOl. OF THE TV/ENTY-FOURTH LEGISLATURE
OF THE PROVIKCE OF OlviTARIO, 1953, et seq..

INDEX BY SPEAKERS

BECKETT. HOLLIS E. (PC) York East

On Bill No. 80, In Committee:
Subsection 1 - Amendment
Assessment on Veterans' Holdings
Amendment to Section 50
Amendment to Section 66
Amendment to Section 72
New subsection No, 3 of Section 116
Nev; Subsection Nos.3 and 4
of Section 117
Amendment to C1."D", Subsection

16, Section 197
Amendment to Subsection 17,

Section 197
Amendment to Subsection 1,

Section 225
Amendment to Subsection 1,

Section 227
On Budget:

Metropolitan Area

Bill No. 80, "A Bold Step"

BEECH. V/ILLIAI/I G. (PQ York South

On Speech from Throne:
Congratulatory-
Federal Agreement
Activities of Municipal Council

V23-E-1

V23-E-1

V24-F-14

V25-F-5

V25-F"^10

V25-G-3

VS9-D-1

V29-D-2

V30-BB-5

V30-BB-6

V30-EE-1

V30-E:^-3

V-34-KKK-1
V-34-KKK-4

V-15-F-1
V-15-F-1
V-15-F-1
V-15-F-2

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BEBCH. VvTLLIAM G (Continued)

Federal Regulations a Burden V15:F-8

V15:F-9

Housing V15:F-11

Drawbacks of Amalgamation V15:F-'12

Obligations of Railways V15:F-15

V15:F-16
On Bill No. 80, In Committee

Amendment to Sec. 31, Subsection 7 V24:F-16

Amendment to Sec, 105, Subsection 2 V28:B-11
In Committee :

Adding Section 200, Subsection 2 730:00-9
Amendment to Section 202, Subsection 3 V30;DD-1
Amendment to Section, Subsection 7

adried V30:FF-4

BRAI^DON. W. EUmH (PC) York West

On Speech from the Throne: ■Vll:B-8

Re Highways: Vll:B-8

Prominent in Economic Life Vll:B-8

Re: Speed Vll:B-9

Causing Accidents on Q,ueen Eliz,

Highway Vll:B-9

Should not be Reduced 711:6-9

Former Speed Limits Vll:B-9

Margin of Safety re V11:B-10

Reduced in School Areas V11:B-10

Warning signs Disregarded V11:B-11
Legislation Required:

Re: Central Registry for

Motor Vehicles V11:B-11

Lack of efforts re protection

to Prospective Buyers V11:B-12

Re: Queensway V11:B-12

Ontario Food Terminal V11:B-13

Should be 4-Lane Highway V11:B-13

Re: Brown's Line V11:B-13

Should be 4-lane Highway V-11:B-13

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ERAMDON. VaLLIMi E, (Continued )

Re
Re

Re

Re

Re

Re

Re: Nev; Humber Bridge
Costs of Highways
Assessment of Government Property
Federal Government not Co-
operating
Federal Sales Tax on Municipal

Purchases
Reform Institutions
Opportunities to Inmates for
Improvement
Responsibilities of Husbands
and Fathers
Municipal Responsibility
Should be Relieved

Department of Travel & Publicity
Tourist Traffic in Province
Opportunities for Visitors
Congratulatory

On Bill ho, 80 (Second Reading)
Important to York V/est
Representation
Education

County of York Divided
Highways
Assessment
Park at Lake Simcoe
Reasons for

Amalgamation not Practical
County Council Plan
Re: Federation Plan
Metropolitan Council to Increase

Taxes
No Compensation for Private

Transportation Companies
Grants for Pupil Attendance
Congratulatory

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BRMDQN. WILLIAM E. (Continued)

On Bill No, 80, In Comrriittee: V24:F-17

Adding Subsection 9 to Section 31 V24:F-17

Amendment to Section 109 V28:G-7
Amendment to Section 133,

Subsection 5 V29:E-6
Amendments to Proposed Amendments to
Section 109, Subsections 1 to 5

inclusive V33:A-10
Sections 179, 180, 181, 182 and

183 V33:E-7
Budget Debate:

Unsatisfied Judgment Fund V34:DDD-3

A God-send to many People V34:DDD-4
Consent Judgments could save Money V34:DDD-5

"Santa Glaus" Fund V34:DDD-6

Lawyers to be Comiaended V34:DDD-7

Legal Aid in Ontario V34:DDD-7

Law Society Bill V34:DDD-8

Coronation V34:DDD-9

Winners of Victoria Cross V34:DDD-10

Re Municipal Institutions V34:E^E-1

Increased Grants V34:EEE-2

Department of Reform Institutions V34:EEE-4
Department Public V/elfare re

Children's Aid Societies V34:ESE-5

Hospitalization V34:EEE-5

No New or Increased Taxes Vg4:EE'^-6

Congratulations to Prime Minister V34:EES-6

BREITHAUPT. HONOURABLE L.O. (Lieutenant-Governor)

On Speech from Throne (Opening): VI
Re: Coronation Vl:A-2
Provincial Development Vl:A-2
Public Business at Various Juris-
dictional Levels Vl:A-2
Provincial-Municipal Committee Vl:A-3

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BREITHAUPT. HOI^ OURABLE L. 0. (Continued)

Municipal Fiscal Position
Metropolitan Area
Companies' Act
Highways
Public Vi^orks
Hydro Development
Agriculture

Miscellaneous Amendments
Reports from Committees
Provincial Fiscal Position
At Prorogation:
Re Public Bills
Re: Metropolitan Area
Re: Select Committees
Re: Highways

Vl:A-3

Vl:A-4

V14A-4

Vl:A-5

Vl:A-5

Vl:A-6

Vl:A-5

Vl:A-7

Vl:A-8

Vl:A-8

V35:J-11

V35:.r-ll

V35:J-11

V35:J-12

V35:J-14

CATHCART. BRYAl^ L. (PC) Lambton West

Re:"Sarnia Canadian Observer"

Distribution of
On Bill No. 101, In Committee

V18:A-3
V18:A-3

V31:HH-5

C3CILE. HON. L. P. (PC) (Minister of Travel & Publicity )

On Bill No. 90 (First Reading)
On Speech from Throne:

Extract from Address , Dr. C.S.Phillips

Re: Tourist Trade

Revenue from Tourists

Tourist Reception Centres
Labour Day Tourist Traffic
Distribution of Tourist Spending

Vacation Plans of Tourists
Enviable Position of Ontario

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CECILE. HON. L. P. (Continued)

On Bill No, 143 (First Reading) V39tC-ll
80^ Municipalities Request Cessation

of Leasehold Regulations VS94C-11

Recoinmendations of Select Committee V29:C-11
Local Councils to estimate Special

Need V29:C-12

Co-operation of Federal Government V29:C-12
Estimates, Department of Travel &

Publicity

Travel Business Everyone's Business V31:AA-2

U.S.A. Incomes at all-time High V31:AA-3

Reception Centres V31:AA-7

Rentals Administration V31:AA-8

Locations of District Inspectorates V31:iJ!i.-9

District Inspectors V31:AA-9
765^ Visitors come for Personal ReasoiE V31:AA-11

Division of Public Information V31:AA-13

Photographic Library V31:AA-13

Grading of Tourist Establishments V31:BB-1

On Vote 196, Item 4 V31:BB-5

CHALLIBS. HON. GEORGE H. (PC) (Minister vdthout Portfolio)

Re: Chats Falls Fire V13jA-2

Extent of Damage not Determined V13:A-2

Location of V13:A-2

Ownership Fifty-fifty Basis V13;A-2

Damage on Ontario Side Only V13:A-3

On Speech from Throne: V14:D-13

Activities of Hydro Commission V14:D-13

No Apology V14:D-14

Re Operations of 1951 V14!D-14,16

Publicity Outlets V14:E-1

Editorial from Toronto Daily Star V14:E-2

Public Relations Program V14:E-1

Distribution of Hydro V14:E-4

Tours and Inspections made V14:E-5

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CHALLIES. HON. GEORGE H, (Continued )

Hydro a Crovm Corporation

Extracts from. Addresses by Mr, Oliver

Increase in Rates

I'
Steam vs. Hydro

Editorials from Toronto Papers
Hydro Criticized

Mining Agreement
Majeure Force Clause
Strikes

"Life of Mine" Contracts
Salaries and Costs Increases
Abitibi Generating Plant
Assets of Northern Ontario Properties
Industrial Expansion
Additional Sources of Power
Cheap Power to Mining Industry
Comparison of Rates
Niagara Power Contracts
Extracts from Minutes of Commission
Tenders

Analysis of Tenders
Progress of H.E.P.C. of Ontario

Population and Hydro Consumption

Hydro Expansion Program

Sir Adam Beck, Niagara Generating Stat,

Other Projects

Generating Stations, Toronto & Windsor

Frequency Standardization

Cost Plus Contract

Control of Cost on General Contract

General Contract

Supplementary Program

Decrease in General Contract Share

Progress of Program

Increased cost of Standardization

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CHALLIES, HON. GEORGE K. (Contlnuod)

Ko Direct Levy on Consumers V£7:C-20

Increased Rates V27:C-21

Enduring Benefits of Standardization V27:D-1

St, Lawrence Power 727:0-3
Preliminary Planning to meet Local

Problems V27:D-7
Re Rates for Certain Equipment,

Standard V27:E-1

On Bill No. 137 (First Reading) V29:A-4

On Bill No, 136 (Second Reeding)

Telephone Service V30:KK-8

Organization of Telephone System V30:KK-9

Ability to obtain Capital V30:KK-10

Size of Telephone Systems V30:KK-11

Recommendations V30:KK-11
Improved Service to Independent

Telephone Companies ■V30:LL-2

Estimates, Department of ^agriculture:

Broadcasting V32:D-5
Expansion Rates 732: D-6
Districts Served V32:D-7
Reason for Increase in Rural Rates V32:D-9
Steam Plants V32:D-9
Fuel Cost at Pino Portage V32:D-9
Tree Trimming V32:D-10
Allowances for Storms V32:D-11
Higher cost of Capital Construction V32:D-12
Transmission Line Poles V32:E-1
Amount of Rural Rate Increase V32:E-1
Amount of Rural Service Increase ■V32:E-2
Increase in Freight Rates V32:E-5
Sales Tax Charged by Dominion Govern-
ment V32:E-5

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CH;j^TR;^^D. AURELE (L) Ottawa East

On Budget Debate:

Congratulations to new Menibors of

Cabinet V31:B-7

Congratulations to Previous Speakers V31:B-7
Virtue of money lies on

Convertibility V31:B-8

Increased Taxation V31;B-8

Federal Taxes Justified V31:E-9
Re Education:

Closing of one-room Schools V31:C-S

Training of Teachers "V31:C-4

Shortage of Teachers V31:C-5

Lowered Standards of Education V31:C-7

Teachers' Salaries Inadeq.uate V31:C-9

CHILD. :j^THUR J. (PC) Wentvjorth

On Speech from Throne:

Congratulatory V15:G-1
Re: Elimination of Glaring Headlights V15:G-2

Re Fees for Driving Tests V15:G-3
Re Amendments to Unsatisfied Judgment

Fund V15 : G-3

Speed of Trucks V15:G-4

Section 20, Municipal Jxt V15:G-4,7

Working Hours of Fire Fighters 'V15:G-7

Licenses to Building Contractors V15:G-8,11

Hospitals V15:G-12

Conciliation, Delays in V15:G-7

On the Budget :

Critical of Present Athletic

Comn:ission V34:FFF-11
Congratulations to Minister of Labour Vg4:FFF-ll

V/restllng V34:FFF-11
Athletic Commission should Control

All Sports V34:FFF-11

Suspension Cases V34:GGG-1

Province should Issue Boxing Permits ■V34:GGG-1

Mechanically Defective Cars V34:GGG-2

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CHILD. iiRTHUR J. (Continued)

Re Education:

Gymnasiums, School Plans V34:GG-3

Heavy Tax Rates V34:aG-5

School Construction V34:GG-7

COLLINGS. WILLli^I H, (PC) Beaches

On Bill No. 80 (Seoond Reading) V16:E-1

Will Support V18:E-1

Re Metropolitan Council "V18:E-3

Re Assessment V18:E-3

Re Graded Partial Exemptions V18:E-3
Re Pooling of Financial Strength

and Resources V18:E-4

Re Water Supply and Distribution V18:S-6

Re Sewage and Drainage V18:E-6
Re Highv/ays and Public Transportation V18:E-10

Re Separation from County of York V18:E-11

Metropolitan Planning V18:E-11

Health and Welfare V18:S-13

Re Housing V18:S-12

Re Education V18:E-13

Ro Debentures for V18:E-15

Bill Not Drastic V18:E-16

Toronto Industrial Commission V18:E-19
Extracts from President's (T.I.C.)

Address V18:E-19

Grants to Stabilize Taxation V18:E-20

Congratulatory V18:E-21

On Bill No, 80, In Coromittee

Section 61 - amendment to V25:F-7
Subsections 7 and 8 added to

Section 104 V28:A-10

Gray Coach Lines, Part of T.T.C, V28:B-5
ijnendmont to Section 126 , Subsection 2 V29:E-5
jlmcndment to Subsection 2, Section 203 V30:DD-2

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C PILINGS . WILLi;jVI H. ( Continued)

On Bill No, 80, In Committee

ijnendment to Subsection 3, Section 203
-I'lmendnient to Section 22, Subsection 5
On Estimates, Department of v7elfarG
Expresses Appreciation of Disabled
Persons' Allowance

COMSLL. RAY. (PC)(Hamilton-V/entworth)

On Speech from the Throna:
Re: Coronation

Prime Minister and Wife should

Attend
Prime Minister giving good Leadership
Re: Mr, Kennedy, Congratulations to
Re: Hon. Mr. Thomas "
Re: Hon. Mr. Griesinger "
Re: Hon, Mr. Kelly "
Re: Hon. Mr, Scott "
Re: Hon, Mr, Gemmell "
Re: Hon, Mr. Vferrender "
Tribute at passing of Mr. Hepburn
Tribute at passing of Mr.Conant
Re: Accomplishments of Government

Re: St, Lawrence Seaway
Problems in areas adjacent to Cities
Re: Toronto Metropolitan Area

Of Importance to many People

Re: Cummings Report
Re: Hon,Mr,Doucett-Gongratulations to
Re: Provincial Highv/ay Programme
Re: Hamilton Divisional Highway

Engineer and Staff
Re: Unsatisfied Judgment Fund
Re: Junior Farmers* Assistance
Re: Grants to. -Community Halls,etc,
Re: Vegetable Oils

Should not be sold

H

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CONKELL. IU.Y (Continued)

Re: Embargo on Canadian Meat V4:C-16

Re: Fruit and Fruit Grading 74:C-17

Re: Artificial Breeding Units 74:0-18
Re: Kon,Mr.Dunlop - Congratulations to V4:C-19

Re: Educational Grants V4:C-20

Re: Hon, Mr, Daley, Congratulations to V4:C-21

Re: Conciliation Services V4:C-gl
Re: Hours of Work & Vacations with

Pay V4:C-21
Re: Workmen's Compensation V4:C-21
Re: Health Services V4:C-22
Hospital Grants V4:C-22
Tuberculosis Prevention "V4:C-23
He: Provincial Mental Hospitals V4:C-24
Re: Hamilton General Hospital 74:C-24
Re: Old-age Pensions V4:C-25
Re: Mothers' .Allowances V4:C-25
Re: Disabled Persons' x.llowanco 74:0-25
Re: Municipal Homos for the ^-.ged V4:0-26
Re: Department, of Public Works V4;C-26
Re: Department of Reform Institutions 74:0-27
Re Riots at Guelph Reformatory V4:0-27
Re: Department of Travel & Publicity V4:C-27
Rg : Department of Planning & Develop-
ment V4:C-27
Re: Hydro V4:C-28
Accomplishments of this Government V4:C-29
Old-Ago Pensions V4:0-29
Old-^'.ge Assistance V4:C-29
Disabled Persons' Assistance V4:0-29
Young Farmers' .-ssistance V4:C-29
Allocation of Tax fields V4:C-29
Highway Programmes V4:C-29
Municipal Grants V4:C-30
Forestry Survey V4:0-30
Work of Comrfxittoos V4:C-30

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COIslKELL, RLY (Contlnuod)

CompaniGS Act V4:C-30
SaggGSted ConsidGretiou of costs of

ixdministration of JusticG ¥4:0-31

Appreciation to Civil Sorvico V4:C-32
Appreciation to Ontario Provincial

Police V4:C-32

COV/LING. iXFRED H. (PC) (High Park)

On Speech from Throne:

Congratulatory

Re: Taxation

Extract from Guelph "Mercury"

Re: CBC not Taxes

Extract from Vancouver Province

Re: Sales Tax

Re: General Tax Situations

Re: i>.ssessments

Re: Residential Taxes

Tax Burden on Real Estate

Municipal Taxation

Re: Safety Measures
Re: Speed

Traffic x.ccident Prevention
Re : Modern Highways
Losses caused by Accidents
Child Safety Training
Safety Programme by Ontario

Chambers of Commerce
Other Organizations should follow
Members should Assist
Dangers on Queen Elizabeth Way
Re: Unidentifiable Provincial
Police cars

Would increase care of Drivers

Re: High Park Riding
New Humber Bridges

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COV/LII^JG. ALFRED H. (Continued)

Re: Cattle driven on Public Streets

Toronto by-lav/ re 10 29 51
Re: Dr. Johnston inToronto

On Bill No, 80 (Second Reading)
Praises, Press
A Good Beginning
Functions of Metropolitan Council

and Local Councils
Longer Terms on Metropolitan Council
Taxi Situation

Toronto Transportation Commission
Police and Fire Departments
Location for Zoo
Gxlnadian I)>iational Exhibition
Re: Changes of Thought of Those
Opposing Bill

On Bill No, 80, In Committee:
Amendment to Subsection 3
ijnendment to Subsection 1, Sec, 184
Cannot Separate Gray Coah and TTC
Amendment to Section 120 , Subsection 6
iunendment to Section 122, " 1
Amendment to Section 4, Subsection 2
ijnendment to Section 4, Subsection 3

On Estimates, Department of Health
Doctors not Reporting Comuunicable

Diseases

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DALEY. HON. CH/JILES (Minister of Labour) (PC)

Re: Strike at Durham V3:D-3
Re: Differences between Company and

Union V3:D-3

Re: Report by Conciliation Officer V3:D-3

Re: Efforts of Minister and Department V3:D-3

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DALEY. HON. CH;J^LES (Continued)

Re: Employment outside of Union
Decision of Company, re
On Bill No. 74 (First Reading)
Errors outlined and Suggested
Corrections given
On Bill No .87 (First Reading)
On Bill No. 88 (First Reading)
On Bill No. 89 (First Reading)
On Bill No. 106 (Second Reading)
Plans re Chief Inspector
Working Hours for V/omen

On Speech from Throne

Congratulatory to Mr, Speaker
Re: Liberal Party

Re: CC.F. Party

Re: Labour Progressive Party

Re: Deletion of Remarks re Stalin
Government Activities should be
Publicised

Re: Hydro

Re: St, Lawrence Project

Power from Niagara
Old Age Pensions
Rural Housing Corporation
Government ^-sslstance to Police and

Firemen

Grants to Municipalities

Rental Houses
Re: Health

Cobalt Bomb - Mental Illness
On Bill No. 74 (Second Reading)

Act Constantly Reviewed

Act Copied in U.S.A. and throughout
V/orld

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D:.LEY, HON. CIL'.RLgS (Continued)

On Bill NOo 74 (Second Reading) V22:D-2

ii.ct reviewed by Judge Roach V22:D-3

3e: Double Payments V22:D-3

Re; Increases in pensions YZP.i'D'Z
Ro : Compensation for earlier *.ccldents V22:D-4
Re: Cost of raising standards to

present Level Y22 i'D-o

Re: Two alternatives V22:D-6

Re: Limitations of payments V22:D-7

Estimates, Department of Labour

Lets Administered bj Department V23:LA-1

Industry in Ontario V23:BB-3

V/orkmen's Compensation i-ct . V23:BB-4

Physical Treatment at Malton V23:CC-4

Hours of work-Vacation with Pay Act V23:CC-6

Consiliation Boards V23:DD-1

Silicosis V23:DD-5

Labour Relations i^ct V23:DD-5

Boiler Inspection V23:HH-4

Inspection of Grain Elevators V23:II-3

Activities Athletic Commission V23:II-8
Employee Representation on Accident

Committees V25:D-11

DAVIE S. HOK. (REV.) M. C. (PC) (Mr> Speaker )'
Welcome to Students

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DAVIBS, HON.CRW.) M.C. (Continued)

VVelcomo To Students V22:i.-2

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Welcome to Major Tilson, V.C. V26:A-1

Re: Death of Queen Mary - Prayer V29:/^'.-8

Re: Commemoration Placq[ues V31:-'J.-1

DEI-tPSEY. JLIvES S. (PC) Renfrew South

Re: x^lcoholic Foundation V22:B-4

Tribute to V22:B-4

DOUCETT, HON. GE0RG5 H, (PC) (Minister of Highways )

On Bill No, 80 (Second Reading) V14:C-1

Benefits of ..rterial Roads V14:C-1

Public Safety V14:C-1

Toronto By-pass V14:C-2

King's Highways V14:C-3
Highways transferred to local

Municipalities V14:C-3,4

Metropolitan Road System V14:C-5

Powers of Metropolitan Council V14:C-5,6

Provincial Subsidy Increased Vl4:C-6

Financial Ldjustmcnts Vl4:C-7

Composition of Suburban Roads Com, V14:C-9

Solutions should Prove Satisfactory V14:C-10

Re: Ferry, Tobermory to South Bay Mouth V17:B-10

Ro: Franchise for V17:B-10

Service not Satisfactory V17:B-10

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DOUCETT, HON. aEOBGE H. (Continued )

On Bill 1^0. 129 (First Reading)
On Bill No, 141 (First Reading)

Restrictions on Roads

Rights of Property Owners
On Bill Ko. 142 (First Reading)

Prevents Adulteration of Dairy Pro-
ducts

Dairy Industry a Food Industry

Dairy Plants

Income Derived from Dairy Industry

House must be Fair

L Brief on the Dairy Industry
On the Soybean

Brief of Dairy Groups , March 18*53
Concerns of Dairy Farmers

Dairy Industry a National i^sset

Must Help the Dairy Industry

Results if Dairy Industry Collapses
On Bill No. 129 (Second Reading)

Analysis of Sections

Age Limits

Accident Ratios
On Bill No, 142 (Second Reading

Disallow Adulteration of Dairy

Products

Permits for Manufacture of Unadult-
erated Edible Oils
On Bill No. 142, In Committee

Amendment to Section 3
On Bill No. 129, In Committee

ijnendment to Section 2
On Estimates, Department of .'agriculture

Regrets Absence of L/Ir, Thomas

Research on Marketing

Development of Rural Hydro

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DOUCSTT, HOi^j. G50RGE H. (Continuod)

Estimates, Dopartraent of Highv/ays
Safety Campaign
Accidents

Increase in Number Motor Vehic].en
Increase in Number Tourist Vehicl'is
Dual-Lane Highways
Continually replacing Safety

Equipment
Safety Education
Ontario Safety Organization
Restricted Licenses
Suspension of Drivers' Licenses
Car Insurance

Causes of Traffic Accidents
Municipal Grants and Subsidies
Bridges

New Road Constructions
No Section of Province Forgotten
Trans-Canada Highway
Highway Services
New Equipment
Queen Elizabeth Highv/ay
Level Crossings

County Roads to King's Highway System
Burlington Beach Bridge
Unsatisfied Judgment Fund
On Bill 15E (Second Reading)

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Pm^BAE, HON. GEORGE H, (PC ) (Minister of Municipal Affairs )

On Bill No, 85 (First Reading) V10:E-8
Re: Assessment values in Municipal-
ities V10:E-8
Equalization of Assessment Desired V10:E-8
Re: Greater Toronto Assessment Board

Act, 1951 V10:E-9

Purposes of V10:S-9

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DUNBAR. HON. GEORGE H. (Continued )

Re: Changes In new Act V10:E-10

Re: Courts of Revision-personnel of 710:E-12

Taxes not Necessarily Increased V10:l-13
On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading)

Problem Long Standing V13:A-4

Proceedings of Municipal Board V13:A-4

Given Careful Consideration Vl3:A-4

Responsibilities of Central Government 71S:A-5
Welfare Services Transferred to

Metropolitan Corporation V13:A-5

Metropolitan Area Composition ■V13:A-5

Follovv's Report of O.M.B. V13:A-6

Growth of Area Very Rapid V13:4-7

Construction of Homes Curtailed V13:A-7

Authority Requested to Acquire Land V13:A 8
Reasons for Transferring most

Essential Services V13:A-8

Cost of Services V13:A-9

Formation of Metropolitan Council V13:A-10

Composition of Metropolitan Council V13:B-1

Members for 1953, of Metropolitan " V13:B-2
Chairman to be appointed by Lieutenant

Governor in Council V13:B-3

Equal Representation on Council V13:B-4

Chairman has Deciding Vote V13:3-5

Distribution of V/ater V13:B-6

Re Part III of Bill V13:B-9
Reasons for Creation of Municipalities V13:B-9
Report on Water Supply and Sewage

Disposal V13:B-9

Extracts from Report V13:B-10-12

Locations of City Water Supply V13:B-12,13

Unification of V/ater Distribution V13:B-14

Not new V13:B-14
Other Canadian Localities supplying

V/ater V13:B-14

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DUN3AR. HON. GEORGE II. (Continued )

On Bill No. 80:

Duiaping of Sewage Pollutes Bathing

Beaches
Pollution to increase cost of

Delivering V/ater
Part VI of Bill-Metropolitan

Transportation
Creation of Toronto Transit Commission
Re: Members of Toronto " "
Time members to hold office
Transfer of Property-
Re Assets and Liabilities
Monopoly of Commission
Compensation for Adverse Effects
Changes from Existing Law
Reason for Change of Name
Re Expropriation of Land
Part XIV - Finances
Re: Authority for Securing Funds
Municipality to be levying body-
Secondary School Purpose
All other Purposes
Further provisions-Temporary Loans -

Debentures
Re The Issue of Debentures
Powers granted to Metropolitan Council
Re Arrival at per Capita Figures
Provisions of Part XV
Location of Council Meetings Not
Decided

On the Budget :

Uniform System of ^^ssessment

On Bill No. 80, In Committee
Section 37

Re: Assessment Act

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DUNB;J^. HON. GE0RG5 H. (Continuod)

On Bill No, 80, In CommittcG

Gray Coah Profits and Thoir Usage V28:B-7

Expropriation of Land for TTC V28:C-4
Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs

Debonturo Debt 728:11-5

Municipal Tax Arrears V28:E-7

Municipal Taxation V28:E-8
Provincial Payments to Municipalit 103728:110

Duties of Department V28:E-12
Assessment Branch 'V28:E-13
Valuation of Properties

Ontario Government & Ontario Hydro V28:E-14
Eq^ualization of Assessment in

Counties V28:E-19
Eq.ualization of Assessment in

Local Municipalities V28:E-21

Manual of Assessment Values V88:E-21

Greater Toronto Assessment Board V28:E-22

Payments to Mining Municipalities V28:E-26

Municipal Auditing & Accounting V28:E-29
Annual Report on Municipal StatisticsV28:E-29

Municipal Directory V28:E-30

Registrar General's Branch V23:E-31

Closing Remarks V28:E-32
Payment re Provincial

Recreational ij7eas V28:F-1

Municipal Schools V28:F-1

Appointments to Municipal Board V28:F-6

On Bill No, 124, Second Reading V29:G-8

Re Return of Assessment Rolls V29:G-8

On Bill No, 81, Second Reading V30:G-6
Ro: Replacement of Police and

Fire Grants V30:G-5

On Bill No, 85, In Committee

Amendment to Section 6,s,s,2 V33:L-2

iaaendmcnt to Section 7, V33:L-1

On Bill No. 114, In Committee

iimcndmont to Section 9 V34:iA'A.-3

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DUNLOP. HON, YfILLi;j^ J. fPC ) Mlnistor of Education

On Bill No. 66 (Second Roading)
On Bill No, 80 (Second Reading)

Metropolitan School Board

Chairmen appointed by Lieutonant-

Governor

Functions of Metropolitan School Bd,

Increase in Population

Service Costs for Schools

Debenture Debts

Increases in School Enrolment

School Facilities

School Problems can be Solved

Local Interest to be Retained

Freedom of Local School Boards

Capital Expenditures

Rights to i-ppeal

Functions of Metropolitan School Bd,
On Bill No. 91 (First Reading)

Victoria Day
On Bill No. 92 (First Reading)

-Agreements and Victoria Day
On Bill No, 93 (First Reading)

"Normal School" changed to "Teachers'

College"

Government Assistance for Retarded

Children

Recreation Directors
On Bill No, 66, In Committee

Re: Personnel of x^dvisory Board
On Bill No. 94, (First Reading)

Boards of Reference
Estimates, Dopartmcnt of Education

Features of Year's Operations and

problems encountered V24:i^'--1

Dominion-Provincial .'.groemont V24:DD-5

Normal Schools V24:DD-6

Community Programs V24:DD-6

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DTOJLOP. HON. V;TLLI:JM J. (Continued)

Estimates, DopartniGnt of Education

Corrospondonce Courses ,V24:DD-7

Night Classes VE4:2D-e

Training in Citizenship V24:EE-1

Summer courses for Teachers VE4::EIC-2

Supplemental Examinations ■V24:EE-S
i-ssistanco classes for Retarded

Children V24:EE-13

Grcaits to Board of Education V24:EE-19

Miscellaneous V24:EE-22

Legal Courses V24:FE-3

On Bill No. 140 (First Reading) V29:B-1

On Privilege:

No Personal Benefit from Teachers'

Superannuation Act V33:A-7

Re: Coronation Booklet V34:B-4

EDWARDS. J. FREDERICK (PC) (Perth)

Estimates, Department of Labour

Praises Work, V/orkraen's Compensation

Act V23:EE-5
On the Budget:

Congratulations to Mr, Speaker V34:JA.-1

■'Red Coe.t" at Front En trace V34;AA-2

Budget widely ^.cclaimed V34:j.A1-2

Decline In Value of Farm Products V34:xA--3

Increase in Cattle V34:/A'.-3

Increase in Machinery V34:iA.-3
Perth County adopts soil Conservation

Methods V34:AA-3

Crop Rotation V34:AA-4

Agriculture & Industry Inseparable V34:BB-1
Appreciates service of Civil Servants V34:BB-2
Congratulations to Government for

Leadership ■V34:BB-3
Sale of Dairy Products Vital to Well-
being of Farmers V34:BB-3

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^mnjJDSi J. FREDERICK (Continuod)

On tho Budget :

Appreciates Assistance given to

Perth County V33:BB-3
Insurance Rates on ComirxUnity Centers

too High V33:BB-4

Highways in Perth County V33:BB-4

Pfissing of Bill No. 80 V33:BB-5

V/elfaro V33:BB-6
Every Community should have Homos for
People who Cannot be Self-supporting VSStBB-e

Hospitals V33:B3-7

City of Stratford V34:BB-7
Shakespearean Festival of Canada

Foundation V34:BB-8

Proper Rail Commuter Service Needed V34:3B-11
Bridge en Highway # 9 should be

Replaced V34:BB-11

Overloading of Trucks V34:BB-12

ELLIOTT, ROBERT E. (PC) (Hamilton East)

Estimates, Department of Welfare V33:GC-1

Thanks to Minister and Staff V33:GC-1

Estimates, Department of Health

Congratulates Minister of Health V33:EE-6

For Splendid Work V33:EE-7

On the Budget:

Congratulations to: Mr. Speaker V34:LLL-1

Mr. War render V34:LLL-1

Mr, Thomas V34:LLL-1

ReHydro V34:LLL-1

Hydro Conversion V34:LLL-2

Hamilton Lots taken in Tax Sales V34:LLL-3

High Mortgage Costs V34:LLL-5

High Costs of Building Materials V34:LLL-9
Planning boards should be more Reasonable V34:LLL-10

Royal Botanical Gardens V34:LLL-11

Re: Burlington Bridge V34:LLL-13

L bottleneck V34:Mr.IM-l

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FISHLEIGH. IL'-ROLD F, (PC) V/oodblne

On Speech from the Throne
Motions in City Council

Repeated yearly

Council Operates Faster
Re: Housing

Somewhat Improved

Re: GSCO

Re: National Housing Act

End Mortages should be reinstated

Influence of Income Tax on

Rs: "Milking the Cow"
Re: Bruce-Grey ^ Manitoulin Island

Conditions in

Agriculture in

Fruit Crop in

Re: Airlifts for
Markets for should be Improved
""e: Immigration

Education of Immigrants
Restricted re Farming
Re: Woodbine Riding

Termites in

Extermination of
Re: The Disabled Allowances

Not all i'.ssisted

Pensions for
Re: Planning and Development V-8,G-2

Ontario House V8:G-2

English industry desiring to come

to Canada V8:G-2

Should be assisted by Province V8:G-3
Re: Acoustics in Chamber V-SzG-S

Re: Challenge to Ontario V-8:G-4

Ontario undeveloped V8:G-5

Re: Delhi and Simcoe 78:0-5

Re: Hydro V8:G-6

Re: Neo-Neuclear ^Itomic Energy 78:0-6

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FISHLEIGH. H;J10ID F« (Continued)

On Speech from the Throne:

Suggested x..ctions by Government V8:G-6
Beinstate 2nd Mortgages V8:G-7
Guarantee Bonds-School subdivision V8:G-7
Rebate from Income Tax to Municipalit-
ies V8:G-7
Improvement of Bruce-Grey and

Manitoulin Island 'V8:G-7

Improved Acoustics V8:G-7

Extermination of Termites V8:G-7

Increase Disabled Persons V8:G-7
Re: Inequality between city and country

pensions 78:0-7

Loans to English Firms V8:G-7

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading) V20:H-5

Contratulatory to Prime Minister 720:11-5

Expansion of ^^.partmants 3c Factories V20:H-7

Homes for i.ged V20:H-7

Sewers V20:Ii7,8

Transportation V20:H-8
Changes recommended by Bill should

be made more q.uickly V20:H-9

Personnel Department V20:H-10

On Bill No. 80 (In Committee) V24:F-13

xlssessment on Veterans' Holdings V24:F-13

^"jnendment to Sec, 44, Subsection 2 V25:F-1

Re Parks and Recreational a.reas V26:E-7

Amendment to Clause "B", Subsection 1,

Section 197 V30:BB-1
Amendment to Subsection 4, Section 197 V30:BB-2

Amendment to Clause "B" , Subsection 16,

Section 197 V30:BB-3

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FOOTE. HOK. JOHIJ W. (PC) Minister of Reform Institutions

Estimates, Department of Reform Institutl
Decline in Commitments & Sentences
Guelph Riot

Overcrowding in Institutions
InocLuality of Sentences
Salaries of Guards
Brampton Trade School
Mlllbrook Institution
Diagnostic Centre, Mendel Park,N,Y.
Escape from Don Jail
Divided Control
Excerpt of last Grand Jury
Miraico Clinic
Corporal Punishment
Parole Board
Failure of Parolees
Industrial Account
Changes in Operations at Mimico
Female Parole Board
Mercer

Institution at Port Arthur
Re: Manufacture of Cement Tile
Re: Select Committee on Reform

Institutions V26:DD-6

ons

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FROST. ;.RTHUR (PC) Bra.Qondale

On Speech from the Throne V13:G-1

Congratulations Vl3:G-2

V13:G-7

Ro Highways . ■ V13:G-2

Traffic Congestions, Causes of V13:G-2

Appreciation of Financial Aid Vl3:G-6

Congratulations on Accomplishments V13:G-7

Costs of Mental Hospitals V13:G-8

Hospital for Sick Children (Toronto) V13:G-9

Hospital and School at Smith's Falls V13:G-9

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Capital Grants for Hospital Construction V13:G-10
Congratulations on Departmental

Administration V13:G-11

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading) V20:J"-4

Fair & Equitable Solution Desired V20:J-4

Reasons for Applying for ^unalgamation V20:J-5

Observations of Ontario Municipal Board V20:J'-6,-9

Congratulatory, Prime Minister V20:J-10

On Bill No. 80, In Committee V23:G-7

Rg Addition, Subsection 2 V23:G-7

Re: St. Patrick's Day V24:B-6
^'jnendmcnt to Section 107, Subsection 1,

Clause "A" V28:B-12

iunendmcnt to Section 134, Subsection 2 V29:E-7

Estimates, Department of V/elfaro

Appreciates Service Received V33:CC-5

On Bill No. 86

Meals in outlets for Lic[uor V33:J"J-1

FROST, HON. LESLIE M. (PC) Prime Minister

Vifelcome to ex-Premiers of Ontario Vl:B-2
Tribute at passing of Mr. Hepburn Vl:B-3
Tribute at passing of Mr, Conant Vl:B-4
, Welcome to Minister of Highways , Newfound-
land Vl:B-9
Motion re Hansard V2:A-4
Re: Former costs of printing V2:A-5
Re: Reference to Comiaittee re Printing 'V2:A-6

V2:B-7

Re: Q,uestion of Costs V2:B-6

Motion re Standing Committees V2:B-7
Re Meeting of Committees' Striking

Comriiittee V2:B-9

Motion re Appointment Striking Comraittee V2:B-10
Motion re appointment A.Kelso Roberts
as Deputy Speaker and "Chairman of

House V2:B-11

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FROST. HON, LESLIE M. (Continued)

Tribute to former Deputy Speakers
Motion re openings on Fridays
Bo: Publication of Tabled Reports
Tribute at passing of Rlr.Belanger
Re: First Woman Reporting Hansard
Re: Eurcijean Flood Disasters
General Plans for Relief
Resources of Province Available
Federal Government iMational Committee
Meeting of

Re :Co-operation of Red Cross
Rg : Supplies already forwarded
Re:Nationa-wide fund Collection
Ro : Methods of donations
Re: Administration of Funds
Re: Reports from Disaster Areas
Statement by Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey
Canada's Assistance
Re:Article-Toronto Daily Star re
Extract from Hansard, Feb. 16*53
Re Winnipeg Floods

Letter from Hon, Douglas Campbell
Re: Letters to Reeves and Mayors

Report from Holland Marshes
Denial of Statement in Daily Star
Policy of Government re

Requests not for Municipal Funds
Ro: Appraisal of situation by Red CrossV?
Lumber immediately Essential
Denial of statement by Mr.Salsberg
On Statement by Mr.Salsberg re newspaper

report

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FROST, HON. LESLIE M. (Continued )

On Bill No. 41 (Second Reading) V5:D-11

Re: Passing of Mr. Hipel ' V4:A-8

On Speech from the Throne: V6:C-10

Congratulatory to Mr. Speaker V6:C-10

" " Mr. Nlckle V6:C-10

'» "Mr, Connell V6:C-10

Re: Brotherhood Y/eek V6:C-11

"Brotherhood" the solution to

many problems V6:C-11
Cr.nadian products widely dis-
tributed V6:C-12
Various Races living in Harmony VSrC-lS
Re: Legislative Committees V6:D-1
Believe in V6:D-1
Re: Department of Lands and Forests V5:D-1
Re: Advisory Com::.itteo V6:D-2
Departmental af irairs open to the

public V6:D-2

No political fav§urs given V6:D-2

Extracts from Radio Address V6:D-3

Re: Hydro V6:D-4

Re: Advisory Committee to V6:D-4

Re: Committee on Government Commissi onsV6:D-4

Re: Cost of Electrical Power V6:D-5

Re:Extracts from "Northern Miner" V6:D-6

Re: Municipal Affairs V6:D-7

Provincial -Municipal Committee V6:D-8

No Federal Committee required V6:D-9

Rg :Fodoral-Provinclal Conferences V6:D-10

Ro:liberals did not act when given

Opportunity V6:E-1

Re: Sj-eeches by Mi-. Oliver V6 :E-1

Rg: Speech by I»Ir. Nixon Vo:E-2

R'.: Amendment to Speech V5:E-3

Re: Extracts from Toronto Daily Star V6:E-4

Re: Education V6:E-5

Grants for V6:E-5

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FROST. HON . IJISLIE M, (Continued)

On Speech from the Throne;

Re*. Tax Eoductlons 'V6:E-6

Re : Highways V6 :E-7

Re: Road Subsidies V6 :E-7

Ontc.rio has Best Roads V6 :E-8

Entire Province Considered V6:E-8

Re: Municipal Assistance V5:E-9

Re: Budgetary Plans for Education V5:E-10

Grants for "frills" ended V6:E-11

Re: Number of Students in Future V6:E-11

Children Greatest Asset V6:E-13
All School Resources should be

conserved ■V6:E-14

Re: Liquor Situation in Ontario V6 :S-14

Ontario a sober Province V6:E-14

Re: Tourists to Ontario V6:E-15

On Bill No. 80 (First Reading) V10:B-1

Parliament of Canada, 104 j'ears ago V10:B-1

Re: Baldwin Act - 1849 V10:B-3

Legislation composed of 5 Bills V10:B-2

Very far-reaching V10:B-2

Result of work of Many People V10:B-3

Refinements Expected V10:B-3

Involves Several Departments V10:B-4
History of Toronto and York

situation V10:B-4

Housing Plans at Dead-end. V10:B-4
Less Progress in Toronto area than

any other V10:B-4

Q,ulck action impossible V10:B-4
Metropolitan Problem 35 years old V10:B-5
No co-operative effort between

Municipalities V10:B-5

Re: 1950 Conference V10:B-5
Re: Refersal of Policy by city

re Annexation V10:B-5

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FRQST. HON. LESLIE M. (Continued)

Reference to Municipal Board V10:B-6

Toronto a Reflection of Ontario Growth V10:B-6
Toronto's Population spreading beyond

Boundaries V10:B-6
No Co-ordination in Municipal

Governments V10:B-7
Attempted through Arterial Highways

Failed V10:B-7

General Municipal Planning Essential V10:B-7
No Housing Programme -Government

Assisted V10:B-7

Great Differences of opinion V10:B-7
Municipal Board's recommendations

solicited V10:B-9

Tribute to Toronto and Mlmico V10:B-10
Re:Toronto's Failure re Progressive

Annexation V10:B-10

Results of Total Annexation V10:B-10
Reasons for Board's Refusal to grant

Toronto's Application V10:B-11

Re: Debates of 186 7 V10:B-12

Re: Quebec Debates, 1864 V10:B-13

Re:Toronto's history back to 1792 V10;B-13
Dislocation of public Opinion for a

Considerable Time V10:B-13

Total Amalgamation must be by Stages 710:3-14
Partial Annexation unfair to Certain

Areas V10:B-14

Problems Complicated and Difficult V10:B-14

Problem an Area one V10:B-15

Problems contained in Gumming' s Report V10:B-15

Common Assessment V10:E-16

Water, Sewage and Drainage V10:B-16

Arterial Roads V10:B-16

Overall planning and proper Land Use V10:B-16

Education V10:B-16

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FROST, HON. LESLIE M. (Continued )

Administration of Justice V10:B-16

Public Transportation V10:B-16

Housing V10:B-16

Metropolitan Perks and Green Belts V10:3-16

Governing Body should Proceed Slowly V10;B-17

Re '.Unification of Main Municipal Services Y10:B-17

Act Ccmposed of 15 Parts V10:B-17

Re:Cliange in form and Composition of

Government V10:E-18

Education based on system 102 years ago V10:B-18
Equal Representation for Toronto and

Suburban Municipalities V10:B-19
First Chairman appointed by Lieutenant-
Governor in Council VlOiB-SO
Metropolitan School Board to be Appointed V10:B-E1
Personnel of V10:B-21
Appointments by Separate School Boards V10:B-21
Powers of School Board V10:B-22
School taxes to be levied on

Municipal Level V10:C-1
School Board Representation on

Planning Board V10:C-2
No unfair Burdens in Balance of York

County V10:C-2
Administrative costs for 1953 paid out

of Consolidated Revenue V10:C-2

Honorarium of Council Members 710:0-3

Paid by Government to Dec, 31, 1954 VlOiC-S

Some favour Total Amalgamation 710:0-4

Others favour Retention of Local

Autonomy V10:C-4

Appointments non-political V10:C-5
Problems in hands of elected

Representatives V10:C-6
Ample time for Second Reading and

Committee ■V10:C-9

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FROST. HON, LESLIE M. (Continued)

On Bill No. 81 (First Reading)
Fiscal implications in Toronto

Metropolitan Area
Legislation a complete Innovation

Effective January 1, 1954
Trend has been to increase Grants
Status of grants since 1953
Re: Fire and Police Grants
Grants may be used for any Purpose
Aggregate of Grants
New Municipal Grant Systen
Taxation should not be Increased
Citation of instances re increased grants VIO:
Hamilton and Ottawa
Windsor
London
Oshawa
Timmins

County of Lincoln
South Grey
Toronto per capita rate, $4,00
Statement of Grant System
Welcome to Angus Dickson
Welcome to J, A, Matthev/s
Re: Public Hearings of Liquor Control
Board
All applications advertised
Applications for leave to apply may

not be public
Re: Arrangements for discussion
between Press and Board
Chairman Vll:D-9

Policy of Government to make constant

Improvements V11:D-10

Specific matters should be brought

Forward V11:D-11

All information available in Committee

on "Government Commissions" Vll:S-6

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FROST. HON. LESLIE M. (Continued )

No Procedures adopted to prevent fullest

disclosures in Comrrdttoc Vll:E-8
RerFullest information in Public Accounts

Cornmittee at any time Vll:F-4

All matters open for Inspection Vll:F-4

Rv.: Loyalty of Civil Servants Vll:G-2

Anxious to effect economies Vll:G-2

Civil Servants to consider Opinions

of the House Vll:G-2
Any case of V/astefulnoss will be

Investigated Vllrl-S
Re: Purchase of Automobiles - Kenora

Riding Vll:I-6

On Bill No, 80 (Second Reading) V13:A-3

Costs of Education Vl3:S-5

Betterment of Conditions of Education V13:E-7

Re: Present Municipal Employees V17:B-4
Re:Teachors transferring to Public Service 717:6-5

Re: Transfers to Metropolitan Council V17:B-5

Felicitations to Mr. Oliver on Birthday 717:6-6

Re: Release of Health Survey Report 'V17:E-4 -

Government not to Rush Bill V18:F-7

Annexation in other Localities V18:F-8

Grants for Arterial Roads "V18:F-10
On the Budget :

Expansion of Provincial Activities V21:A-4-6

Ontario's Growth V21:A-7-9

Hydro - Canadian National Railway V21:A-9

Highways V21:A-11

Assistance to Municipalities 'V21:A-13

Ontario Mental Hospitals V21:A-13-1

Tubercular Sanitoria V21:A-14

Conservation V21:A-14

V21:C-12

Housing V21:A-15
Sununary of Government's Activities and

Assistance 721:6-1,3

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FROST. HON. LESLIE M. (Continued)

Taxation Field Federal Government should

Vacate
SupploniGntary Estimates

Increase In Population

Schools and Teachers Needed

Costs of Education

Summary of Highways Costs

Public Buildings

No new or Increased Taxes

Summary of Reduced Taxes

Revenue Estimate

Summary of years 1952/53 and 1953/54
On Bill No. 80, Section 3, (In Committee)

Subsection 3 taken from Municipal ilct

Section 4, Subsection 1

Section 5, Subsection 7

Section 21, Subsection 1
On Supplementary Estimates
Estimates, Provincial ^-.uditor

Auditing Books of Ontario Hydro
St. Patrick's Day
On Bill No. SO (In Committee)

Assessment of Veterans' Holdings

^ippeal of Assessment

Estimates, Department of Education

Improvement of Schools, etc.

Superannuation Fund

Youth of Today
Credit Unions xlct
On Bill No. 80, In Committee

Section 37 - compensation

Section 76 - Great Benefit to Area
On Bill No. 116 (Second Reading)
Corp oration and Income Taxes Suspension
:.ct, 1952

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FROST. HON. LESLIE M. (Continued)

vail not Transfer .'activities to Ottawa V26:B-19

On Bill Imo, 80, (in Comnittee)

Unemployment Relief V26:D-3

Housing V2S:E-3,

4,5.

Estimates, Department of Reform Institutions

Parliamentary Procedure VS6:Aj,i-8
Select Committee on Reform Institutions V26:DD-3

Estimates, Department of Insurance V26:GrG-13

Insurance Licenses V26:GG-13

On Bill No. 97 (Second Reading) V27:F-6

Fire Inspection V27:F-6

Licensing Left to Municipality ■V27:F-7

No .'.fi'ect on Private Organizations V27:F-7

On Bill No, 98 (Second Reading)

Responsibility on Municipalities V27:F-9

On Bill No. 80 (In Committee)

Section 103, a good ^-rrangemont V28:A-9

TTC profits used to Reduce Fares V28:B-1

Expropriation of land for TTC V28:C-6

Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs V28:F-3

Cost of Living Bonus V28:F-3

On Bill No, 117 . -

Filing of Reports V28:I-3

On Bill No, 97

To bring old ^^ct up to Date VSe:,!-!
On Bill No. 80, In Comraittee

Subsection 6 of Section 119

Neutral Chairman may be desired ■V29:D-7

On the Passing of Her Majesty ,Q,uecn Mary V29:il.".-1

Address to Q,ueen Elizabeth II V30:A-1
Reasons for Change of Producodure of

Budget Debate V30:C-7

On Bill No. 81 (Second Reading) V30:E-7

One -mill Subsidy V30:E-7

Submission from Ontario Municipal

Assocation V30:E-8

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FROST. HON. UCSLIE M. (Continued)

Change in Formula of Grant Scale VSOrE-O
Outline of Grants and their

Calculation V30:E-11

Costs of Social Services "V30:F-4
One-mill Subsidy, Fire and Police

Grants, Terminate Jan.l, 1954 V30:F-5

Possibility of Tax Reductions V30:F-8

Examples of Results of Nev/ System VSOcG-l

Population count based on 1951 Census V30:G-8

On Bill No. 135 (Second Reading)

Bill Carefully Considered V30:H-10

Members have done an Honest Job V30:H-11
Agricultural people have Supported

Tariffs V30:I-1
Standard of living Affected by Dairy

Industry V30:I-2
Margarine Banned in Quebec and Prince

Edward Island V30:I-3
Margarine should not be sold as Butter 730:1-3

Re: The colour of Butter V30:I-3

Dairy Problem in U.S.A. V30:I-5
Campaigns financed by Interests

V/illing to sacrifice Dairy Indus-
try V30:I-8
Margarine Cheaper than Butter V30:I-9
Must Protect Dairy Industry V30:I-11
On Bill No, 80 (In Committee)

Members have discussed Bill 'V30:BB-8

Am.endments not highly Specialized V30:B3-8
Government not dominated by Big

Interests V30:CC-4

On Bill No. 147 (First Reading V31:A-5

Require Views of Hon. Members V31:A-5

Select Committees V31:A-6

V/elcome to Mr. Drev/ V31:A-8

On Bill No, 143 (Second Reading

Rentals Administrations have done a

Good Job V31:CC-2

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FROST, HON. LESLIE M, (Continued)

On Bill No. 143 (Second Reading)

750 areas de-controlled

Farmers Creditors Arrangement Act

Moratorium Act

Rent Control Damaging to House Building

Sufficient Time to be Given

De-controlling not Abrupt
On Bill No. 142

Happenings across Canada

Letter from l^lx , Duplessis
On Bill No. Ill

Teachers' Pension in accordance with
ViThat they Earn

Increases in Teachers' Superannuation
On Bill No. 101

Dissatisfaction entirely Dissipated
Credit a very Great Asset

On Bill No. 118 (Second Reading)

Sunday Sports
On Bill No, 99, Section 23

Age Limit of Children
On Bill 119, Second Reading

Select Committee to Continue

Involved Incorporation of thousands of

Companies
On Bill No. 83, In Comraittee

New Section 4

On Bill No. 81, In Committee

Amendment to Section 6, per capita
Payments

Cost of Pov/er Not a problem of Mining
Companies

Steep Rock Arrangement
Lake Levels Committee

Rent Control Committee
Election Law Comraittee

Additions to Committees on Rent Controls

and Elections Laws

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FPOgr. HON. IZSLI5 M. (continued)

Activities of Lake Levels Comiiiittee

very Useful V34:DDD-1

Satimates, Provincial Treasurer V34:IvIMIJ-5

Housing Mortgage Branch V34:I.IMra-5

Loans being Repaid 734:1^/1-7
Junior Farmers Establishment Loan

Corporation V34:lMtvI-8

Conditions of Indians V35:A-4

Citizenship V35:A-5

Location of Early Tribes V35:A-6

LicLUor supply to Indians Banned V25:A-8

Indians at Moosonee V35:A-9

Health Conditions of Indians 735:6-3
Some Indians have made great Progress in

Economic Life in this Province V35:B-3

Full Opportunity of Assimilation V35:B-5
Saect Committee on Lands and Forests not

Required V35:D-8

On Bill No, 80 (Third Reading) V35:E-4

A Historic Bill V35:E-4
Many comments from Outside of Country V35:E-4

Help from the Press V55:E-7

Co-operation from Councils V35:S-8

Extends thanks to all who Helped V35:S-8
Invites Metropolitan Council to hold

Inaugural Meeting in Chamber V35:F-3

Re Budget V35:G-5

60th Anniversary of Opening of Parliament

Buildings V35:G-6

Notes from the Press V35:G-7
Re Mr. C. Fitch - with Government 76 years V35:G-9

History of Conditions at that Time V35:G-9

Tribute to Sir Oliver Mowat V35:G-11

Tribute to Civil Service V35:G-11

Hydro V35:H-4

Hydro Company in Quebec V35:H-5

Liquor V35:H-6

Hopes for Reduction in Taxes V35:I-1

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GSMIELL, HOK. VffiLLA^iD S. (PC) Minister of Lands

and ^Forests

On Speech from the Throne

Rg: Retirement of Mr, Kennedy
Re: Transfer to Lands and Forests
Tribute to hon. A'lr. Kelly
Congratulatory

Tribute to hon, Mr. Scott
Tribute to late Norman Hipel
RetMembers from Northern Ontario
Tribute to Staff of Lands and Forests

Re: Col, Howard Kennedy

Re: First Concession for Pulp Mill
Re: Effect of Depression years
Re: Vast expansion since 1945

Re: All departmental information
available

Re: No political interference by
Civil Service

No Criticism of records of former

Ministers
Re: Export of Pulp Wood

Originally due to economic con-
ditions

Rc:Sxports in 1929

Increase to 1937
Re:Mistalces being Rapidly
Corrected
Extract from proceedings of British

Commonwealth Forestry Conf.
Re: Canadian Forestry Act, 1949
Re: Provincial Forest inventory

About Competed
Yearly Surveys Continuing

Results Valuable to Government and
other Industries

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GEMivIELL. HON. WELLMD S. (Continued)

A great servloo to province V12:E-4

18 Fire Districts VlS:E-4
Re:V'/ildlife Specialists re

Supervisors of sales of Crown Lands 712:1-4

All Gutting Regulated VISjE-4

Each Concessionaire nust submit master

Plan and Cutting Plan V12:E-4

Saw milling and pulp and paper People
making great contributions to the

Province and Canada V12:E-5

Conditions in pulp and paper towns

greatly improved Vl2:E-6

Imports of pulpwood from Q,ueboc V12 :E-6

Mills will be erected if lumber avail-
able "V12:E-6
Re: Cancellations V12:E-7
Tribute to timber management diviaon V12:E-8
Re: Crown Timber Act 'V12:E-8
Road planning in each Division V12:E-9
Re: 25-year Plan V12:F-1

Re Financing of ■V12:F-1

Re: Federal Government cannot

presently co-operate 'V12:F-1

Re: Management Units V12:F-2

Rg: Protection of Forests V12:F-3

Best fire Protection system in World V12:F-3

Equipment for V12:F-3

Cheaper than reforestation V12:F-4

R-: Operations of Nurseries ■V12:F-4

Re: County Forest Lands V12:F-4

Export Policy of Government V12:F-5

To be reduced 10% per annum V12:F-6

Setting up of "Quota System" Vl2:F-6

Figures differ with those of Dom,

Bureau of Statistics Vl2:F-7

Exports in 1948 Vl2:F-7

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GE?MSLL, HON. lAP^LLAND S, (Continued)

Re Contractural Comraitments V12:F-8

To expire in 1957 Vl2:F-8

No new Q,uotas Issued VlS:F-9

Dorainion Statistics based in imports

from all other provinces V12:G-1

Re: V/aste in Industry Vl2:G-l

Eliminating all possible V12:G-2

Re: Inter- industry shippings of chips V12:G-2

Industry constantly growing VlSrG-S
Improvement in economy of northern

districts V12:G-3

Returns on invested Capital Increasing ■V12:G-4

Department adopting forward look V12:G-6
Accomplishment listed in District Reports V23:A-7

Concession Agreements to Industry ■V23:A-8

Disposition of Plans V23:A-9

Aerial Photography V23:A-10

Maps V23:A-11

Photos V23:A-11

Ground Surveys V23:A-13

GOODFELLOW, HON. VttLLIAM A, (PC) Minister of Public

Welfare

On Bill No. 40 (Second Reading) V5:C-9

V5:D-2

Re: Section 2 75:0-9

On Bill No, 41 (Second Reading) V5:D-3

V5:D-10

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading) V15:B-7

Development - O'Connor Drive V15:B-7

Health and ''elf are Services Vl5:B-8

Homes for the Aged V15:B-10

Costs of Child Vvelfare V15:C-1

On Bill No. 40 (In Committee)

Residence for Transient Persons V15:I-2

On Bill No. 80 (In Committee) V15:I-2

Housing V16:F-10

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G-Q0DF5IX0W. HON. li7ILLIAM A. (Continued)

On Bill lio, 182, (First Reading) V26:A-.10

On Bill Ko. 123, (First Reading) V26:A-11
On Bill No, 122, (Second Reading):

Grants to Municipalities V29iJ-8

Housing Units V29:J-8
No assistance to co-operative living

Establishments V29:J-9
Estimates, Department of V/elfare:

Province enjoying Greatest period of

Prosperity V33:AA-1

Atkinson Charitable Foundation V33:AA-4

Old Age Programme V33;iVi-6

Old Age Assistance V33:AA-9

Mothers' Allowance V33:Ai"x-ll

Unemployment Relief V33:BB-1

Disabled Persons' Allowance V33:BB-5

Blind Persons' Allowance V53:BB-9

Child Welfare V33:BB-9

Conclusion V33:BB-15

Crippled Civilian Society of Toronto V33:CC-4

xknity Club of City of Hamilton V33:CC-4

Welfare Conditions in Belgium V33:CC-4

54 day Nurseries V33:CC-8

Probation Period one year for Adoption 733:00-8

Old Age Assistance V33:DD-1

CrRIESIKGER, HON. ViriLLi;jvI (PC) Mini ster of Public V/orks

Estimates, Department of Public Works V28:G-1

Compliments to Mr. Thomas (Elgin) V28:G-1

Office Accommodation V28:G-2

Construction Projects V28:G-3

Construction for Department Agriculture V28:G-4

" " " Attorney-General V28:G-6

" " " Education V28:G-7

" « " Health 728:0-9

re Hospitals V28:G-9

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GRIESIXG5R, HON. VrLLLlIll (Continued)

General

Construction for Department Highways

Construction for Department of Labour
" " " Lands & Forests
" " " Reform Instit,
" " " Travel & Public-
ity

Construction on Dams, Docks and Locks

Remedial V/orks

Conservation

Location of Houses for Police Purposes

vv'ork on Grand River

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GORDON. GEORGS T. (L) Brant ford

Estimates, Department of V/elfare
Department of V'/elfare Staff very

Efficient
On Bill No, 135 ^Second Reading)

Section -^does not hurt Dairy Industry
On Bill No. 143, (Second Reading)

Re; Protection of Tenants
St. Patrick's Day
On Speech from the Throne:

Overflow of Grand River

Pollution of Grand River

Fluoridation of Water

Dental Public Health Programme

Dentistry ;.ct

Totally Disabled Persons Allowance Act

Education Costs

Tenders - Union Rates

Brantford Transportation System
Deserting Husbands

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GRUI.METT. IVILLIiJvI J. (C.C.F.) Cochrane South

Re Hansard, printing of

Distribution perhaps too wide
Re:Reference to Coiamitten on Printing

Tribute to passing of Mr, Belanger

Tribute to passing of Mr. Hipel

On Speech from the Throne
Congratulations

Re Highways

Bottlenecks in Northern Roads

Editorial-Tiinmins Daily Press
i-ccidents on JMorthern Highways

Penalize Speeders

Extract from "The Guardian"

Compulsory Insurance

Curtail privileges of Offenders

Re Capital Punishment

Central location for Executions

Editorial from Toronto Daily Star

Types of Execution

Jury System

Salaries of Jail Guards

Montoith, Provincial Police at
Re: Agriculture

Milk Control Board
Edible Oils

Question to Research Council
McBain Formula

Re Deserted V/ives and Children
Divorce

Suggestions of Northeastern Ontario
Municipal ^.ssociation

On Bill No, 42 (Second Reading)
Deserting Husbands and V/ives

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CtRUIMETT, WILLIiJ^I J. (ContinuGd)

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading V2l:D-12

Critical of Globe & Mall V21:D-12

;jnalgamation of Northern Townships V21:E-1
Fire & Police Depts,, should be included V21:E-3

Metropolitan Council V21:S-4

Plebiscites V21:E-4,5
Plan of i^Toa Council should bo Temporary V21:E-6
Amalgamation should be by Progressive

Steps V21:E-8

Assessment on Veterans' Holdings ■V24:F-12

Estimates, Department of Mines V26:FE-9

Abandoned Mines V26:FF9

Cable Testing Laboratory V26:GC— 2

Compliments, Mr. Kelly V26:GG-6

On the Passing of Her Majesty , Queen Mary V29:;^;-6

On Bill No, 81 (Second Reading) V30:G-G

Favours and Supports Bill V30:G-6

Per Capital Formula is Best V30:G-6

Commends Government V30:G-7
Estimates, Dcparrtment of ^Ittorney-Goneral
Provincial Police Salaries should bo

Increased VSOtJJ'-e

Congratulations to Attorney-General V50:JJ"-6

On Bill No, 135, (Second Reading)

Congratulations to Mr. Challies V50:LL-3
On Bill No, 143, (Second Reading)

Backward Stop V31:G-8
On Bill No, 99

Section 19, Takes Control away from

Municipalities V33:g-8
On Bill No, 119 (In Committee

Agrees with extended date of Effect

of Bill V332J-21

Much time spent on Reviewing Act V33:J-23
Estimates, Department of \/elfare

Congratulations to Ivir, Goodf ollow V33:CC-7

Appreciates Service received V33:CC-7

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EIXL, 5T..NLEY L. (PC) Halt on

On Spooch from the Throne

Responsibilities of Citizenship

Re: ^-griculturo

Six generations of Farming
Faith in Canada
Froodom in Canada
Protection from foreign materials
Ee: Competitive markets
Not to blame for Collapsed Economy-
No farmers on relief
Protective tariffs hardship to farmers

Foreign vegetable Oils
Balance of Mature should not be Upset
Re: Top six inches of soil
Estimates, Department of Reform Instituti
Recommends visits by members to

Institutions

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Hi.MILTON. HON. WILLIixM E. (PC) Minister without Portfolio

On the Budget: V31:E-2

Functions of 3 levels of Government V31:E-2

Comparisons of Budgets from 1900-1953 V31:E-6

Tax on Corporate Profits V31;E-7

Province divided into Zones V31:F-1
Remarkable Job Done by Department

Planning 8c Development V31:F-3

Industrial Rcsenrch Services V31:F-5

Ontario Keystone Province in Canada V31:F-7

H:^NA. JOHN W. (PC) Huron-Bruce

St. Patrick's Day V24:B-6
Estimates, Department of Travel & PublicityV31:EB-3

Mail Boxes a Disgrace V31:BB-3
Estimates, Department of Health

Congratulatory, Minister of Health V33:SE-4

Heart Disease V33:EE-4

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HERESRT. ROBERT. (PC) Teruiskaniing

Estimates, Department of Planning & Dovolopmont

Rg Service at Larder Lake V34:.'JJj.-l

Appreciation of V34:AJJ--1

HOUCK, WILLIx'.M L. (L) Niagara Falls

Re: Flood Relief

Bill No. 80 (Second Reading)

Location of Council Meetings
Congratulatory to llx, Oliver
Speech from the Throne

Re: Congratulatory to Mr.Nicklc and
Mr, Connell

Highways

Safety on

Mandatory Auto inspection Law

Safety Flares

Vari -Flare

Public Safety Campaigns'^

Hazards on Super Highways
Extract from article by J.iT^Dugan

Licensing Drivers

Compulsory Automobile Insurance

Proof of Financial Responsibility

Road Courtesy

Completion of Q,uocn Eliz.V/ay

British-Dutch Relief Fund

Estimates, Department of Education

Congratulatory - Mr, Dunlop
Estimates, Department of ^'^ttorney-GGneral

Civil Marriage Revenue
Estimates, Department of Highways

Be Queen Elizabeth Highway
Estimates , Provincial Treasurer

Film at Niagara a Disgrace to

Ontario

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HUNT. STANUIY S". (PC) Renfrew North

On Bill Ko. 135 (Second Reading)

Does not want Yellow Colouring in

Margarine . V30:L-1

On the Budget :

Congatulatory to members att&.ining

Cabinet Rank V34:s?I0-7

Congratulatory to Government ¥54:12x^-8

Education V34:ET!;E-8

Money on Education well spent V34:Ej?i:-9

Health V34:E"^"r^-9

Hospital Grants V34:EL"_fi;-10

V.O.N, and E.O.N. V34:EEE-10

Welfare V34:EEE-10

Appreciates Courtesy of Staff "V34:EE'^-11

Allowances for Totally Disabled PersonsV34:EEE-ll

Highways V34:EEE-11

Bridge across Ottawa River ■V34:EEE-11
Bridge will foster Better Relations V34:EEE-12

Costs of Trials Unfair V34:EES-13

Federal Government should Assume

Part of Trial Costs V34:FFF-1

JANES. CHARLES E. (PC) Lambton East

On Bill No, 136 (Second Reading)

Re Government Assistance to Independent

Telephone Systems V36:LL-1

Appreciation of V36:LL-1

Will Supi-ort Bill V36:LL-2

JOHivSTONE. JOHN P. (PC) Bruce

On Bill No. 135 (Second Reading)

Non-coloured Margarine Backed by

Dairy Farmers V30:K-2

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KELLY. HOI^. PHILIP T. (PC) Minister of Mines

On Bill No. 67 (First Reading)
On Bill No. 72 (First Reading)
Provisions of

On Bill No, 73 (First Reading)

Company reserved Mineral Rights
Nov; Released to Crown

On Bill No. 72 (Second Reading)

Acreage Tax
On Bill No, 73 (Second Reading)

Prices of Mineral Rights

On Speech from the Throne
Geological Surveys
Mining Access Roads

Development Mineral Resources

Vifealth in Northern Ontario
St, Patrick's Day
Estimates, Department of Mines

Outline of Major Activities

Costs Increasing

Nickel Resources

Mineral Resources in Ontario

Sales of Mining Stock

Dept.of Mines a Profit Maker

Mining Roads

Aid Sc Encourage Mining Industry

Functions of Main ®ffice

Geological Maps and Reports

Accurate Mineral Resources Map

Publication of Reports

Advertising at C.N.E.

Sulphur Dioxide Fumes
Geological Branch

Airborne Magnetometer Surveys

Resident Geologists

Classes for Prospectors

Wells and Sources of Ground Water

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KELLY. HON. P^ IILIP T. (Contlnuecl)

Radioactive & Mineral Deposits
Perils of Mining Reduced
Mine Rescue Stations
Cable Testing Laboratory
Assay Office
Ccbelt Laboratory-
Nat uielL Gas Conservation Act
Fuel Supply Act
Sulphur Fumes Arbitration Act

Mining Lands Branch
Geological Surveys

Exporting of Ore Deposits

Abandoned Mines

Mining Roads

On Bill No, 67 (Second Reading)

Value Highly opinions of Prospectors

and Developers Association

Editorials from Globe & Mail

Concessions
Airborne Magnetometer
Iron Deposits at Marmora
Leasing V/ater Areas

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KBRR. REV, D. McMASTER (PC) Dovercourt

On Bill No, 80 (Section 5) In Committee

Subsection 5 - amendment V23:F-1,2

Amendment to Section 124, Subsection 6 V29:E-2

St, Patrick's Day V24:B-3

LEAVINE, DR. STANLEY F, (PC) Vfaterloo North

On Speech from the Throne V7:A-6

Congratulatory - I.tr. Speaker V7:A-6

Re: Provincial finances V-7:A-6

Re: Provincial-Municipal Relations V7:A-7

Re: Interim Report V7:A-7

Re: Flood Disasters V7:A-8

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LEAVIKE. DR. STA^USY F. (Continued)

Re: Tax exemptions V7:A-6

Re: Fair tax on Industry V7:A-8

Re: Plighways V7:A-9

Re: Covered Bridge at V/est Montrise V7:A-10

Re: Health V7:B-1

Disabled Persons' Assistance V7;B-].

Homes for the Aged V7:B-i
Re: Poliomyelitis treatment,

Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital YV'.B-?.

Re; Hospital by-laws V?', >^-J:;

Rei Labour Y7:B~'6

Re: Lab cur Relations Board VycB-S

Re: Increase in Widows' Pensions "V7:B-3

Re: Agriculture V7:B"4

On the Budget:

Budget regarded as a Masterpiece V34:CC-1

Pharmacy Act V34'CC-2

Renovation of Older Hospitals V34:CC-2

Municipal Grants V34:CC-?;

State Medicine 734:00-3

Hospital By-laws V34:CG-5

Specialists and General Practitioners V34:C0-5
Dollar Purchases more in Field of

Medicine V34:CC-6

Hospital Costs V34:CC-7

Indigent Patients V34:DD-1

Physicians' Instruments ■V34:DD-3
Medical Practitioners should pay 25^

day for every patient in Hospital V34:DD-3

Each Region should have a Hospital V34:DD-4

Heart Disease ■V34:DD-5

RecoLimends a county road Commission V34:DD-5

LYONS, 0. HARRY (PC) Sault Ste . Marie

On the Budget: V30:D-1

Congratulatory: Hon. Members V30:D-1

Mr. Kelly V30:D-1

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T,Ynw«, 0. HARRY (Continued)_

Congratulatory to: Mr, WarreMer V30:D-1

" ": Prime Minister V30:D-1

V30:D-4
Provincial Residence for Lieutenant-
Governor V30:D-4
Location of other Residences in other

Provinces V30:D-4

Surplus an Astounding Effort V30:D-6
Costs of Municipal Services are

Increasing V30:D-8

Domini on -Provincial Tax Agreement V30:D-9

Education V30:D-9

Ontario's Growing Population V30:D-10

Necessity of School Construction V30:D-10

Health V30:D-13

Hospitals V30:D-13
Medical Profession should Contribute to

Costs of Hospitals, tools & equipment V30:D-15

Homes for the Aged V30:D-15
Success of Davey Home In Sault Ste. Marie V30:D-16

Montreal River Road V30:D-17
Communities require Modern Means of

Communication V30:D-18
Leader of Opposition should congratulate

Prime Minister V30:D-19

Northern Ontario Road Construction V30:D-S0

The Timber Industry V30:D-20

Regulation Controlling Timber Cutting V30:S-4

Forest Inventory V30:E-5

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¥A.CAUIAY. ROBERT (PC) River dale

On Speech from the Throne

Re Appointment of Under-Secretaries
Re: Department of Highways
Unsatisfied Judgment Fund
Should be in 2 categories
Insured and non-insured
Re: Motor Vehicle Licenses
Garage Licenses
In 5 Classes
Vehicle Licenses

Re:Substitution for present Licenses

Should be based on V/eight

Re: Ovmership Permits

Should issue Ownership Certificates

To prevent fraud in transfers

Re: Central Registry Office

Re: Disability Pensions

Re: V7or:ianen's Compensation Pensions

Re: Old Age Pensions

Re: Housing

Re: Municipal Problems
Re: Taxation Policy
Re: Distribution of Tax Fields

Re: Conference in Tax Problems
On Bill Ko. 80 (Second Reading)

Criticism of Speeches by Opposition

Analysis and Replies to Objections by

Mr, Salsberg

On Bill No. 80 (Section 16) (In Committee)

Addition to Subsection 4
On Bill No, 80 (In Committee)

Amendment to Section 112, Subsection 1
.Amendment to Section 112, Subsection 4

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MACKENZTE, A. AT.-FIXAI.DER (PC) York North

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading) V21:F-1

Summary of Problems in North York VSlrF-l

Schools V21:F-1

Housing V2l:F-2

Water \^21:F-3,4

Sewage V21:F-4,5

Traffic and Roads V21:F-5,10

Administration of Justice V2l:F-10

Children's Aid V2l:F-10

Homes for the Aged V21:r-10

Parks V21:?-10

On Bill No. 80 (In Committee)

Amendment, Section 22 723:^-13
Amendment, Section 221, Adding Subsection2V30:DD-7

Bill Avould have Adverse Effect on County

of York V30:DD-7
Amendment will relieve Excessive Burden

Caused by Amalgamation V30:ED--9

MacODRUM, C. GORDON (PC) Leeds

On Speech from the Throne V13:F-1

Congratulatory 'V13:F-1

Re Agriculture V13.F-2

Threat Facing Dairy Industry V13:F-2

Banning of Substitute Dairy Products VlSrF-S

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading) V13:F-4

Classrooms and Teachers Vl3:F-4

Extracts of Radio Speech by lir, Dunlop Vl3:F-5,5

Congratulations on Ontario Civil Service Vl3:F-7

St, Lawrence Development V13:F-8

Teachers' Superannuation V13:F-10
On Bill No. 143 (Second Reading)

Removal of Rent Control will Stimulate

Housing V31;I-5

Situation in Detroit V31:I-6

Situation in London, Ontario V31:I-6

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MacODRUM. C GORDON (Continued)

Maritime Population Increasing V31:I-7
People forced to buy Unwanted Properties V31:I-9
Abolition of Rent Control v/ill re-kindle

Faith of Private Investors V31:I-9

Correction in Hansard VSSiA-e

Congratulatory - Attorney-General V32:A-7

MANXEY. PET3R. (L) Stormont

On the Budget V34:HHH-3-
Congratulatory to: Mr, Speaker

Mr. Nickle V34:HHH-1

Mr. Thomas

Prime Minister V34:HHH-2

Agriculture - Most Important Industry V34:HHH-S

Stormont a fine Farming County V34:HKH-3

Dairy Industry V34:HHH-3

Cheese Market V34:KHH-4

Cattle Exhibits V34:HHH-5

V/ork week of Fire Fighters V34:HHH-6

Children's Aid Societies V34:HKH-7

Societies require Financial Aid V34:HHH-8
Ee-establisment and Rehabilitation of

Areas affected by St, Lawrence

Waterway Project V34:HHH-1"

Visit to Hydro Plant at Iviiagara V34:HHH-1
Delegates much Impressed by work of

Hydro V34:HHH-i:

Congratulations to Minister (Hydro) V34:HHH-1'

Condition of No. 2 Highway V34:HHH-15

Plans for re-location should be Drawn V34:HHH-lf

Educational Conditions V34:HHH-1'

Need for High School Entrance' Exams V34:HHH-H

Children not Qualified for High School V34:HHH-li

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MAPLEDORAM, CLAHE (PC) Fort V/llliam

On the Budget:

Budget should be called "Sunshine

Budget"
History of Fort William

Activities of Fort V/illiam
Fort Vi'illiam Accessible by Car
Good Roads to open up Northwest
Region Good for Hydro-Electric Devel-
opment

Grain Elevators

Pulp and Paper Industry

Steep Rock Iron Deposits

Fort V/illiam an Industrial City

Education

The School System

Need for Junior College & Normal Schod V34

Lakehead Technical Inst.

Special Rates for Students

Special Courses for Teachers

Shortage of Teachers

Forestry and Mining Courses

Health
Hospitals

Fort V,'illiam District Health Unit
Tourist Industry
Survey of Climate
Conservation

Laws Needed to protect VJealth of
Natural Resources

Appreciates Help Received from ProvinceV34: JJir-13
Export of Wood V34:JJJ-14

North Shore Highway of Lake Superior "V34:JJ"J-17

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MOm.IKGSTAR. ELLIS P. (PC) V/elland

On the Budget:

i Congratulatory to Prime Minister
Developments in Welland Constituency
Circulation of Money in Y/elland Area

Traffic Problem

Hours of V/ork and Vacations with Pay

Anti-Discrimination Legislation

ViTomen on Juries

Equal Pay for Equal Vifork

Congratulatory , Mr. Daley & Staff

Consumers' Gas Strike

i^actory Construction
V/orkmen's Compensation Board

Congratulatory, Mr, Griesinger

jTatal Accidents in Industry

Malt on Clinic

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MURDOCH. Y/ILLIAM (PC) Essex South

On Speech from the Throne: Vl9:H-8

Congratulatory, Mr. Speaker Vl9:H-8

Kight Sessions V19:H-9

Money Spent too Freely V19:I-2

Tetxes V19:I-4

County of Essex V19:I-7
Its Achievements 719:^-1
Planning for future grov;th of Municip-
alities Vl9:J-3

Favour Unification of Services V19:J-3

Excerpts from Cunmlng Report V19:J-4

Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests

Parks a Ijuisance to Municipalities V33:G-8

Photographic Survey Corporation Ltd, V33:G-9

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MYERS. RAY^IOND M. (PC) Waterloo South

On Speech from the Throne: V8:G-8

Re Education V8:G-8

Necessary for good Citizenship V8:G-8

Re "Higher Standard of living" V8:G-8

Lack of Spiritual values in Youth V8:G-9
Extract from "Breakdown of Morals

and Christian Education" V8:G-9
Extract from "Education at the

Crossroads" V8;G-9

Youth Training should be Increased V8:G-10

Re: Boy Scouts Association V8:G-10

Organization of VBrG-lO

Headed by Adults V8:G~11

District Camps V8:G-11

Re: Field Commissioners V8:G-11

Membership should be Increased V8:G-12

Re: Girl Guides V8:G-12

On Bill No. 80 (In Committee)

NICKLS. \nLLlMi M, (PC) Kingston

On Speech from the Throne V4:B-5

Motion to adopt V4:B-5
1st time Adoption moved by a member

for Kingston 74:3-5

History of Speech from the Throne V4:B-G

Re: City of Kingston V4:B-6
1st Meeting of Legislative Council
opened by Gov,Simcoe in Kingston,

1892 V4 : B-6

Battleships - 1812 V4:B-7

British Throne Secure 74:6-7

Queen Travels Unguarded in Scotland 74:3-8

British Empire Should stand in Unison V4:B-8

Statement by H.R.H. The Queen V4:B-9

Biography of Premier Frost "V4:B-9
Prime Minister should attend CoronationV4:B-9

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KICKLE. V\fILIIAM M. (Continued )

Re: Mr. Kennedy, M.L,A. V4:B-10
Congratulations to newly-appointed

Ministers V4:B-10

Tributes to Messrs, Hepburn & Conant V4:B-12

Re:Meeting International Red Cross V4:B-14

Government dinner to V4:B-14

Re: Next 50 years belong to Ontario V4:B-15

Re: Record of present Government V4:B-16

Re: Credit of province V4:B-16
Re: Recent achievements of present

Government V4:B-16

St, Lawrence Power Project V4:B-16

Old-age Pension Plan ■V4:B-16

Old-age Assistance V4:B-17

Building programme V4:B-17

Federal -Provincial Tax Agreements V4:B-17

Housing & Conservation Legislation V4:B-17

Highway Programme ■V4:B-17

Farmer Assistance programme V4:B-17

Totally disabled Assistance V4:B-17

Labour Relations Act V4:B-17

Cancer Treatment Programme V4:B-18

Capital grants to Hospitals V4:B-18

Free School Books and Milk V4:B-18
Statement by Dr. W. A. Mackintosh re

Queen's University V4:B-18

Northern Trip V4:B-19

Re:Faculty of Science-Queen's Univers, V4:B-20

Re: iMorthern Development V4:B-21

Province's investment in Queen's sound "V4:B-21

Re: ilining Development V4:B-2S

Re: Right to Jury Trials V4:B-22

Criticism of by Judges V4:E-22

Re: Rental Restrictions V4:B-24

Re: Land assembly areas - Kingston V4:B-25

Re: Kingston Penitentiary Farm V4:B-25

Re:\Volfe ,Howe and Amherst Islands V4:B-26

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NICKLE, TOLLIAM M. (Continued)

Flooding of roads on V4.:B-26

Re: Pool grader system V4:E-27

Re: Age Limit for Motor Licenses V4:B-27

Ee: Succession Duties V4:B-S8

Schedule of assets should be

Confidential V4:B-28

Re: Surrogate Court Act V4:B-29

Re: Appointment of Queen's Counsel V4:B-?iO
Re: British Industry establishing

branches in Canada 74:3-31

Deletions from Hansard V25:A-8

On the Budget: V25:3-l

Unsatisfied Judgment Fund 725:3-1

Court Costs V25:3-4

Sxcessive Fees paid to Solicitors ¥25:3-5

•'Santa Claus Fund" V25:B-9

Case in Kingston V25:B-10

Case of "Gordon vs. Small" V25:B-11

Case of "V;ood vs. V/atson" V25:B~11

Case of'Treftlin vs. Donovan" 725:3-12
Infants' Money Should be left alone 725:3-14

Certificate from Court 725:3-15

Case of Ronald Power 725:C-1 '

Highway Traffic Act-Flashing Amber

Lights 725:C-3

Right of V/ay 725:C-5

Leave for Appointment of Guardian 725:C-6
Unrestricted Grants to Municipalities 725:0-7

MIXOH. HilRRY C. (L) Brant

On the Budget:

Respects to Speaker and Deputy Speaker 724:B-8

History of County of Brant 724:3-11

Extension of Franchise to Indians 724:3-13

Indians entering Beverage Rooms 724:3-15

On Mr. Nickle, Sr. 724:8-17,18

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NIXON. HAHRY C. (Continued)

Congratulatory to Prime Minister V24:C-3

Criticizes Method of Presenting Budget V24:C-4
Forecasting of Provincial Treasurer

not Improving V24:C-7

Gross Debt Increasing V24:D-1

Hydro Compensation not Sufficient V24:D-1I

Hydro Rates Increased V24:D-16

Hydro Conversion V24:D-17

Abolishment of Amusement Tax V24::^-5

Estimates, Department of Education V24:FF-6

Superannuation Fund V24:FF-6

Estimates, Department Reform Institutions V26:CC-8

Recommends Select Comralttee ■V26:CC-8

Estimates, Department, Attorney-General

Vote 23-4, Crown Counsel Prosecutors VSOzHH-S

Commlttea on Reform Institutions ■\'T54:CCC-4

Desires to amend Resolution V34:CCC-5

Central Place of Executions V34:CCC-5

Overlapping Jurisdiction V34:CCC-5

Re: Canadian Indians V35:B-6

Alcoholic Beverages VSScB-e

History of Indians from Brant Reserve V35:B-7

White man has not Improved Conditions V35:B-8

Indians do not Abuse Privileges V35:B-10

Poems of Pauline Johnson V35:C-2

OLIVER, FARQUHAR R. (L) Leader of the Opposition

tribute at passing of Mr. Hepburn Vl:B-5

Tribute at passing of Mr. Conant Vl:B-7
Agreement with plans for Foreign Flood

Relief Vl:B-8

Re: Hansard, Printing of Vl:B-4
Government's position should be re-

axamined V2:B-4

Relative Costs V2:B-5

Reference to Committee on Printing V2:B-5

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OLIVER, FARQ.UHAH R, (Continued)

Re: Ii-Ieetlng of Committees' Striking Committee V2

Tribute at passing of Mr. Belanger V2

Re: European Flood Disasters V3

Ontario should lead V3

V4

Re: School Grants for Builders V3

Extract, Telegram, Feb, 13/53 V3

Re: Strike at Durham V3

Tribute at passing of Mr. Hipel V4

Rg: Road Block on Queen Elizabeth V/ay "^4

Re: Report by Companies' Act Committee "^4

Re: Committees in General V5

Should be composed of members of

Legislature only V5

On Speech from the Throne: V6

Congratulatory - to Mr. Speaker V6

- to rir. Nickle V6

- to Mr. Connell V6
Tribute to Mr. Hipel V6
Re: Coronation V6
Re: Strike at Durham V6

Should permit Collective Bargaining 76

Re: World Conditions V6

Re: Activities of Kremlin Ve

Rights of (Tews affected V6

Unity with Kremlin Impossible V6

No minorities in Canada ¥6

Re: Comjuittee work in Legislature V6

On Lands and Forests V6

On Crown Corporations V6

Re : Hydro V*

Conversion of V6

Re Expensive Power V6

In Northern Ontario V6

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Jan. 1,1953 V6:B-7

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OLIVER. FiJ^QUIIAR R. (Continued)

Re: Highways

Serious Situation Developing re

Highway Construction
Re: County roads

Re: Salt corrosion

Re: Cost of Salt

Re: Cost of Calcium Chloride

Rg: Municipal Affairs

Re: Toronto Aroa

Re: Metropolitan Council should be
elected
Provincial -Municipal Affairs

Re: Chater Committee

Federal Committee to assist

Municipal Taxation

Extracts from document by Dept.of

Municipal Affairs
Re: Tax Rates in various Muni-
cipalities
Re: Education

Municipal levies for
Provincial Grants for

Re: Amendment to Motion

Re: Fire at Chats Falls

Reply to Congratulations on Birthday
Interests of Ontario Prime Motive

Re: Ferry Service-Tobermory to South

Bay Mouth
On Bill Ko. 80 (Second Reading)

Late in Starting

Unification of Services

Government on Precarious Foundation

No Opinion from Municipalities

No Benefit to Metropolitan Area

Reasons for Criticism.
On Speech from the Throne:

Spejches should not be read from Notes

Administrative costs of Hydro

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V6:B-9
V6:B-12

V6 : B-14

V6:B-15
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OLIVER. F;J^QUIL;r R. (Continued)

Hydro Public Relations V20:A-5

Financial Problems of Municipalities VSO.-A-V

Administration - Liguor Control Act V20:A~8

Prohibition not Answer to Liquor ProblomV20:A-9

Unclean Liq^uor Outlets should be Closed V20:A-11

Closed Hearings on Applications V20:A-11

Applications for Liquor Licenses V20:A-18

Royal Commission needed for full

Enquiry V20:B-2

Future Policy re Exporting of Minerals V20:B-6

Re: Brookside Hospital V22:B-2

Government Participation in V22:B-2

On Bill No, 80 (In Comirdttee) V23,C-7

Critical of Subsection 3, Section 3 V23'.C-7
Subsection 3 stops Appeals to Municipal

Beard V23:C-14
On Section 4:

Critical of Subsections 2 and 3 V23:l!-10,ll

^-mendment to Subsection 6 V?3:D-13

S ctlon 5 V23;F-7
Estimates, Department of Labour

Athletic Commission V23:II-9
On Bill No. 80 (In Committee)

Assessment on Holdings of "Veterans V24:F-2

On Bill No. 101 (Second Reading) V24:II-4

On Bill No. 80 (In Committee) V28:B-8

No. of Directors on New Commission V28;A-3

On the Passing of Her Majesty, Queen Mary V29:AA-4
On Bill No, 42 (Second Reading)

Takes place of Bill No. 71 V30:B-5

Bill doesn't meet approval of Legis-
lature V30:B-5

On "Lobbyists" V30:B-6

Defines Dairy Products V30;B-7

Thinks Bill is Treasonable V30:B-8

Dairy Products not to be imitated V30:B-8

Lessening of Farm Income V30.B-9

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OLIVER. FARQ.UIIAa R. (Continued)

Must Save Dairy Industry 730:B-9

Critical of Procedure of Budget Debate V30:C-6
On Bill No. 81 (Second Reading)

System of Bill Vv-ill cause inequality

and Unfairness V30:F-11
On Bill No. 135 (Second Reading)

Margarine colouring a setback to Dairy

Industry V30:I-13

Increased Sales of Margarine will

hut Dairy Industry VSOrJ-S

Dairy Industry Should Advertise V30:J-5
Does not Support Bill V30:J-8

Estimates, Department Attorney-General

Lack of unanimity between Osgoode Hall

and University of Toronto V30:GG-5

On Bill No. 143 (Second Reading)

Reasons for passing Bill Must be

Substantial V31:G4

Rent Control Causes Dissatisfaction V31:G-5
On Bill No. Ill V31:FF-7

Base of -^600. not increased V3l:FF-7

On Bill No, 118 (Second Reading)

Sunday Sports V3i:EK-2

On Bill No. 99, Section 23 V33:C-4

Age Limit of Children V33:C-4

No. of Children with f^haperone V33:C-5
Estimates, Department of Health

Beds and Trained Personnel go

Together V33:FF-1

Hospitals Understaffed V33:FF-1

Cost of Living Bonus V33:GG-5
Bn Bill No. 67

Objections of Prospectors' Association V33:HH-3

On the Budget: V35:F-8

Budget debate a good Debate V35:F-8

House owes Debt of Gratitude to Mr,

Nixon V35:F-8

Province now an Industrial province V35:F-9

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OLIVER. F.'xRQUHAR R. (Continued)

Decentralization of Industry V35:F-10

Agricultural Production V35:F-12

Hydro V35:G-2

Inquiry Necessary V35:G-2

Liquor Control V35:G-3

Inquiry Wecessary V35:G-5

PARRY, GEORGE Y/, (PC) Kent West

On the Budget :

Congratulatory, Provincial Treasurer

Administration Accomplishments
Hydro

Highways
Chatham Bridge

Municipal Board
Metropolitan Area
Dominion Provincial Relations
P Education

Health, Hospitals
Sugar Beet Industry
Rules of the House

PATRICK. THOMAS L, (PC) Middlesex North

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PHILLIPS, HON. MACKINNON (PC) Minister of Health

Foundation
Institute

Re: Report of Ontario Health Survey-
Committee
Based on Conditions In 194^
Data of tremendous value
Series of comparisons
Re: Government Grants
Re: Building of Hospitals
Recommendations largely Implemented
Re: Increase in hospital beds
Re: Psychiatric Units in General
Hospitals

On Bill No. 75 (first reading)

On Speech from the Throne

Congratulatory
Re: Criticism of Cancer
Criticism of Cancer
Re: "Ontario Institute"
Tribute to Ontario Cancer Research
Foundation
Locations of Clinics
Locations of Institute
Basic problems to be met
Re: Nurses' residences
Re: Heating & Power plants
Re: Fund for capital expend-
itures
Transfer of to Foundation
For use by all Ontario
Re: Cobalt bombs
Re: Criticism of Department of Health
For non-use of Federal grants
Re Cost of Cobalt Bomb

Percentage paid by Ontario

Government and Federal Government
Re: use of psychiatric grant
Fund entirely used
Re: Mis-statement re Health Survey report

Re: Women's intuition
Re: Provincial percentages for
Hospital construction
ViHiy Saskatchewan not used for

comparison
Re: Blue Cross

Re: Reductions in construction costs
Contractors co-operative
Materials where cost can be

reduced
Estimates on square-foot

rathe^ than cubic foot basis
Hospital bedrooms
Corridors in hospitals
Sites for hospitals

Re:

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PHILLIPS, HON. MACKINNON (Continued'

Re: Trends in construction V17:D-9

Re: Maintenance of staff V17:E-1

Re: Centralization of services V17:E-2

Re: Release of Survey Report V17:E-4

On Bill No. 125 (first reading) V26:A14-B

Re: Report of Alcoholic Foundation V22:A-4

Tribute to Foundation V22:A-4

Cures require time V22:A-4

Re: Alcohol habit V22:A-4

Co-operation with A. A, V22:A-5

Re: Research V22:A-6

Re: Rehabilitation V22:A-6

Work required for V22:A-7

Tribute to Mr. Archibald V22:A-S

Re: Brookside Hospital V22:A-9

Re: Opening of V22:B-1

Re: Government participation in V22:B-2

Beds available in V22:B-.3

On Bill No. 133 (first reading)

Location of Sanitoria V28:A-4

Design of Amendments V28:A-5
On Bill No. 134 (first reading)

Explanation of Principles V28:A-6

'-: Estimates, Department of Health

I Activities of Department V33:DD--2

Chronic convalescent beds V33:DD-3

Ratio of staff per bed V33:DD-3

Chronic & Convalescent Hospitals V33:DD-4
Psychiatric units & detention wards V33:DD-4

Mental Health field V33:DD-5

Tuberculosis Sanitaria V33:DD-6

Laboratories V33:EE-1

Health Units V33:EE-1

Cancer V33:EE-2

Alcoholic Foundation V33:EE-2

Cardiologv Foundation V33:EE-3

Shortage of Hospital Staff V33:FF-2

Dentists V33:FF-3

Nurses V33:FF-3

Psychiatrists V33:FF-4

Cobalt Bomb V33:FF-5

Cobalt Bomb most satisfactory V33:FF-6
Bomb to be in old Sick Children's

Hospital V33:FF-7

Civil Service Health Services V33:GG-2

Multiple Sclerosis V33:GG-3

Langbtaff property V33:GG-8

On Bill No. 125 (in Committee)

Amendment to Section 43 V33:KK-3

Amendment to Section 50 V33:KK-4

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PCRTER, HON. DANA (PC) Attorney General

On Bill No. 63 (first reading) V5:A-2

On Bill No. 64 (first reading) V5:A-3

On Bill No. 65 (first reading) V5:A-4

Re: Road Block on Queen Elizabeth IVay V5:A-10

Re: Statement by Mr. Oliver V5:A-10 ^

Still under investigation V5:A-li

Information available to date V5:A-11

On Bill No. 3^ (second reading) V5:C-7

On Bill No. 49 (second reading) V7:B-3

On Bill No. 37 (second reading) V7:B-11

On Bill No. 5S (second reading) V7:B-13

Re Fees ' V7-B-13

V7:B-15

On Bill No. 60 (second reading) V7-B-17

On Bill No. B2 (first reading) V10:E-14

On Bill No, B3 (first reading) V10:E-14

Re change in Giants V10:E-15

Conditions of original grants V10:E-i5
Original grants except Workmen's Com-
pensation and Superannuation Fund

withdrawn December 3I, 1953 V10:F-1

On Bill No. 64 (first reading) V10:F-2

Re: Repeal of original act V10:F-2
Only three availed themselves of

original Act V10:F-3
Original Bill deoigned for new

Registry Office VIO:?-;'

Re: Interprovincial ripe Line Co. V14:B"9

On Bill No. BO (second reading) V15:A-9

Toronto and York Planning Board V15:A-9

Re Jail - its establishment V15:B-2

Agreements and Arbitration V15:B-3

Re Courts V15:B-3
Agreement of 18S4 Terminated

January 1, 1954 V15:B-4
Juvenile &, Family Courts, Expenses of V15:B-4

Registry Offices V15:B-5

Liability under Registry Act V15:B-5

On Bill No. 61 (in Committee) V15:I-4

To prevent evasion V15:I-4

On Bill No. 42 (second reading) V15:J-3

Deserting Husbands and Wives V15:J-3

V15:K-7

On Bill No. 61 (second reading)

To Protect Public V20:L-5

On Bill No. 76 (second reading) V22:C-5

On Bill No. 77 (second reading) V22:C-7

Methods of selecting personnel V22:C-7

Methods of Establishing Courts V22:C-B

Methods of appointment of Judges V22:C-8

On the Case of Ronald Power V23:B-1-11

On Bill No. 80 ( Sec.3 )( Subsection 3)

(in Committee) V23:C-15

Scope of Subsection 3 V23:C-15

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PORTER. HON. DANA (Continued)

Estimates, Department of Insurance 726:GG-9

Package Insurance V26:GG-9

Commissions paid to Agents V26:GG-10

Insurance Licenses V26:GG-11

Encourage Full-time Insurance Agents V26:GG-13
Reasons for Increases in appropriaticns V29:AA-10

Death of Commissioner Stringer V29:AA-12

Controversy between Law Society and

University of Toronto Law School V29:AA-13

On Bill No. 144 (first reading) V30:A-6

Interests of Public Safety V30:A-6

Laying out of Lines V30:A-6
Estimates. Department of Attornej'- General

Civil Marriages V30:GG-3

Osgoode Hall & University of Toronto V30:GG-6

Vote 23 - Item 4, Crown Counsel

Prosecutors V30:HH-9

Vote 29 - Legal Aid Fund V30:II-2

Probation Services V30:II-8

Constables' Salaries V30:JJ-4
On Bill No. I4S (first reading)

New departure of Society to fulfill

responsibility V31:B-2

Practice of Lawyers is in interest

of clien-cs V31:B-3

Purpose of Bill V31:B-4
On Bill No. 144 (second reading)

Provisions of Bill V31:CC-15

Resignations of Provincial Police V33:A-3
On Bill No. Bk

Amendment to Section 2 V33:D-7

Amendment to Section 3 V33:D-7

Amendment to Section 4 V33:D-7
On Bill No. B3

On Section 15 V33:L-4
On Bill No. 61

Amendment to Section 2, Subsection 2 V33: II-B
On Bill No. SO

Amendment to Section 109 V34:BBB-5

PRINGLE. JOHN A. (PC) ADDINGTON

Re: Cheese distribution to members V12:A-2

Product of new industry V12:A-2

On the Budget

Regrets illness of Mr. Thomas V34:FFF-3
Next 25 years belong to

Eastern Ontario V34:FFF-3

City of Kingston V34:FFF-4
Development of Recreational Centres V34:FFF-6

Hospitals V34:FFF-9

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PRYDE, THOMS (PC) HURON

On Speech from the Throne

Re: Coronation V19:A-5

Floods V19:A-5

Dutch valuable New Canadians V19;A-$-6

Huron County yi9:B-l

Disabled Persons Act V19:B-2

Municipal Affairs V19:B-3

Toronto Bill V19:B-5

Hospitals V19:B-6

Cemeteries V19:B-7

Dairy Farming V19:B-9

Estimates, Department of Education V2/+:GG-5

Youth of today V24:GG-5

REAUME. ARTHUR J. (L) ESSEX NORTH

European Flood Disaster V3:C-9

Relief of great importance V3:C-9

Method adopted in Windsor V3:C-9

Ontario should take the lead V3:G-10

On Bill No. SO (second reading)

Government should have appointed

independent board V21:H-6

Metropolitan Council V21:I-1

Criticism of Government policy V21:I-2

ROBERTS, A. KELSO (PC) ST. PATRICK

On Bill No. 60 (second reading)

Criticism member for St. Andrew VlS:A-4

Amalgamation - complex job V18:B-4
Toronto, Quarter of Commercial

Industrial and Financial Power Vl8:B-5

Gumming Report V18:B-6

Decline of criticism V18:B-?

Praises flexibility of Bill VlS:B-3

Metropolitan Roads System V1S:B~10

Toronto Transportation System V1S:B-1Q

Finances V1S:B-11
Great assistance from Cuimning Report V18:B-11
Similar features in other localities VlB:G-2

Milestone in March of Progress VlS:C-3
Re: Report of Committee revising

Companies Act V5:C-1

Re: Vifork of Committee V5:C-2

Re: Research VJork by Committee v$:C-3

Appreciation of assistance received V5:C-6

On Bill No. 119

Part 1, Sections 2-l6 inc, V33:J-1

Part 2, Sections 17-99 V33:J-1

Section 23, a new section V33:J-2

24-31, Capital sections V33:J-2

27, Subsection 7 V33:J-3

37, a new section V33:J-4

42, a new section V33:J-4

46, Share Certificate V33:J-4

49 V33:J"4

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On Bill No. 119, continued
Sections60, 6I (2), 64

" 65, 66, 70, 71
73 , ^

" 75, 76

" 80 to 94
Corporations without share capital
Mining Companies
Co-Operative Corporations
Insurance
V/inding up
General

Shareholders Notice of Resolution
Directors, Shareholders Qualification
General Enforecemtn Section
Part IX
Part X - miscellaneous

ROOT, John (PC) WELLINGTON NORTH

On Speech from the Throne
Congratulatory-
Re: Tours by Members

Inspection of Hydro
" O.A.C.

Beech Hall Apartments
Ontario Northland
Railway
" " Sudbury Basin
Re : Crown Land Timber
Re: Moosonee and Moose Factory
Re: Legislative time taken by various
parties
Not in proportion to representation
One party not represented in Tours
Ontario has progressive government
Re: Department of Education
Re: grants for

Primary purpose of education
Makes scientific advancement possible
Soil Ontario's greatest asset
Re: Agriculture

Marketing legistlation
Re: High cost of production
Re: Scarcity of markets
Farmers forgotten by Federal

Government
Farm prices decreasing
Cattle
Hogs
Gold prices increased
Re: Hydro

Figures re
Re: Value of Water
Re: Flood control and Conservation Dams

Conestoga Dam proposed
Re: Farm ponds

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-76-

ROOT. JOHN (PC) V;ellington Korth

Re: Memorial to Common People "V8:C-16

Suggested nature of V8:C-i6

Re: Changes in Basic Thinking V8:C-17

King's Head Removed from Currency V8:C-17

No Appeals to Privy Council V8:C-17

"Dominion" discontinued V8:C-17

"Royal" discontinued from Mail Trucks V8:C-17

First Canadian Governor-General V8:C-17

History of past should be Preserved V8:C-18

Re:Establishment of Pioneer Village V8:C-18

Re: Coronation Ceremony V8:C-19

(Page 7? follov/s)

-77-

SALSBERG. J. B. (LP) St i.ndrew

Re: Hansard, printing of V2:A-1

Not a "frill" nor "fad" V2:B-1

Re: Cost of V2:B-2
Re: Annual reports of Corporations V2:B-3
Re: Annual reports of City of

Toronto V2:B-3

Re: Printing after Session V2:B-4

Re: Printing of Tabled reports V2:B-13

Tribute at passing of Mr.Belanger V2;C-19

On privilege V2:E-1
Extract from Toronto Telegram

Peb.l4th V3:E-1

Extract from Globe & Mail, Feb. l4 V3:E-1

Effort to stifle Opposition V3:E-2
Statement re legislation to council V3:E-8

On Privilege V4:A-10
Re: Editorial Toronto Telegram

Oct.29ml952 V4:A-10
Re: Report of Hospital Survey Committee v4:B-8

Re: Furnishing recent changes v4:B-9

On Bill No. ho, 2nd Reading V5:C-10

On Bill No. 41, 2nd Reading V5:D-5

Re: Homes for the aged V5:D-6

Extract from newspaper March, 1952 V5sD-8

Re: i.ssistance to Children's Aid V5:D-8

Bill not acceptable V5:D-8

On Bill 49, 2nd Reading V7:B-8

On Bill 58, 2md Reading V7:B-l4

Re: Increasing costs V7:B-l4

On Bill 66, 2nd Reading V7:C-1

Re: V/holesale looting V7jC-2

Re: Advisory Board V7:C-3

On Speech from the Throne 79:0-2

Congratulatox'y V9:C-3

To Mr. Speaker V9:C-3

To Mr. Roberts V9:C-3

To Mr. Nickle V9:C-3

To Mr. Connell V9:C-3
Attendance of Prime Minister

at Coronation V9:C-4

Lustre of Cabinet lessening V9:C-5

Should be changes in V9:C-5

Re: Cabinet "Musical Chairs" V9:C-6

Re: Absence from tours V-9;C-7

Re: Exclusion from Committees V9:C-7

Re; Good knowledge of Ontario V9:C-8

Criticism by Government members V9:C-9
Congratulations to Opposition

members V9:C-10

Re: Municipal taxation V9:C-10

Motion, Oct. 22, 1952 V9:C-11

-78-

a^LSHERG. J. B. ClP) fcontlnuedl

On Speech from the Throne (continued)
Ro : Select Committee on Reform

Institutions V9:D-1

Re: Persecution of Jews V9:D-1
Prevention and dlscrlmj.natlon

will be opposed V9:D-2

Re: Immigrants slandered V9:D-2
Re: Discrimination against negroes

atDresden V9:D-2

Speech from Throne unsatisfactory V9:D-4

Re: U.S. Elections V9:D-4

Government by "Generals" V9:D-5

Personnel of U.S. Cabinet V9:D-5

Statement by Prime Minister Nehru V9:D-6
Re: CCP statement In House of

Commons V9:D-7
Re:C'='SP'i^-loD pf Korean hostili-
ties V9:E-1
Removal of foreign army forces

from Canada V9:E-1

Re: Ontario's natural resources V9iE-l

Desired by U.S. industrialists V9:E-2
Extract from Toronto Telegram,

Jan. 26, 1953 V9:E-^

Extract from CM.;.. "Industry" V9:E-4

Socialist Canada desired V9:E-6
Government policy re natural

resources desired V9-E-6
Ending alienation of natural

resources V9:E-6
Opening of fabricating plants in

Canada V9:E-6

World Trade desirable V9:E-8

Re: Agricultural problems V9:E-8

Crisis in approaching V9:E-8

Decline in fruit canning V9:E-9
Re: U.S. embargo on dairy

products V9:E-9
Re: Ontario tobacco Industry V9:E-10
Re: Food supplies to Europe V9:E-1
Re: Retaliatory measures to U.S. V9:P-1
Re; Independent policy on agri-
culture desired V9:P-2
Re: Pood Dumping V9:P-2
Should be stopped V9:P-2
Re: Re-establishment of European

markets V9:P-2

Re: Price spreads V9:P-2

Investigation into V9:P-2

Re: Hydro V9:F-3

-79-

S-tiLSBERG. J. B.

On Speech from the Throne (Continued)

Largest enterprises in Provinc V9sP-^
Re: Cost of change-over V9:P-5

Not enough known, re V9:P5

Public relations, branch of V9:P-6
RetStatements of Vice -Chairman V9:P-6
Re: Radio speeches by Chairman V9:P7
Re: Coal generating stations V9:P-7
Re; Price structure of V9rG-4

Re: Comstock Company V9:G-5

Re: Cost-plus basis V9:G-5

Legislative Committee required V9:G-6
Interprovinclal Pipe Line Co —

no levlslatlon Vl4 :B-8

On Bill No. 80, second reading Vl6:B~2
Critical of Government -- too

much haste Vl6:B-2

Yardley Building Vl6:B-3-'l-5
Scheme planned over three years

ago Vl6:B-5

Cummlng Report Vl6:B-6-8

Does not solve problems Vl6:C-5

Violates rights of citizens Vl6:C-6

Creates new level of government Vl6:C-7
No provision for extension of

franchise Vl6:D-3

Housing Vl6:D-5,H-5

Increase in taxes Vl6sD-6
Bill supported by bondholders.

Real Estate & Government Vl6:D-ll

Need of schools Vl6:G-8-9
No provision for low interest

loans Vl6:H-7
Police & Fire services not

Included Vl6:H-10
Increased taxation Vl6:J-3
Does not solve financial problems Vl6:J-3
Re: Mimicipal employees V17:E-8
Res Taxation V17:E-9
Increases in V17:E-9
Education most expensive item V17:P-1
Minimum standards are in-
sufficient V17:P-1
No relief to municipalities re

welfare services V17:F-2

Re: Transportation costs Vl7:P-2

Re: Suburban home owners V17:P-3

Re: Mortgages V17:P-4

Taxes will be Increased V3r7}P-4

-80-

SALSBERG. J. B. (LP) fContlnued)

On Bill NO. 80, 2nd Reading (Cont'd)

Effect on Toronto ridings V17.-F-4

Government should act V17:F-7
Re: services in municipalities

other than Toronto V17:P-8
Re J Provincial grants without strings V17sF-9

Re: Tax exemptions V17;FTC
Re: Citizens' right to voice opinions V17;F-11

Re: "Red Letter Day" V17:F12

ReVPlebiscites V17;G-1

Extract from Star, Jan.31, I95O Vl7:i\-1

Re: "Second-hand government" 'V17;G-3
Re: Metropolitan Council should

be elected V17tG-'l
Municipal Councils should

not be over-burdened V17:G-4
Mixture of two levels of

government Vl7;C-5

Amalgamation not only solution V17:G-6

Re J length of speech V17:G-''^

Re; Length of other speeches V17iH-l

No intentional disrespect to Mr.

Speaker V17?H-2

Suggestions for amendments V17;H-3

Relief to 13 municipalities V17:H-3

Hospital costs V17:K-3

Welfare and relief V17:H-3

50^ of cost of education V17:H-3

$30 million grant Vl7:K-3

Plebiscites in each municipality V17:H-'I-

Municipal Council should be elected V17:H-4

No taxation power to non-elected

Council 'V17:K-'r
Officials of municipalities

separately elected V17:H-^

Partial tax exemptions Vl7:H-5

Low-rental housing scheme V17:H-5

Low-interest second mortgages V17:K-3

Extension of municipal franchise V17:H-5
Provision for voting on money

by-laws V17:H-5
Protection of rights of municipal

employees V17:H-5
Metropolitan scheme should be

financed by Provincial and

Federal Governments V17:H-6

Re: Corporation income tax V17:H-6

Tribute to Stalin V17:E-6

-81-

SALSBERG. J. B, (LP) (Continued)

On Bill No. 61, 2nd Reading

Re: iit'chltects forming companies V20:L-4

On Bill Fo. 134, 2nd Reading V20iL-19

Private cemetery company V20SL-19

Re: Brookslfc Hospital V22tB-3

Beds available V22:B-3

On Bill 11, 2nd Reading V22;C-6

Methods of selection of personnel V22:C-6

On Bill No. 74, 2nd reading V225D-8

Re: Superior legislation V22:D-8
Caused by effects of Trade

Unions V22:D-8

Slowness of Government V22:D-9

Improvement in present amendment V22:D-9

Still Inadequate V22:D-9

Re retroactivity V22:D-9

Resistance to retroactive lines V22;E-1

Industry responsible for indus-

drial accidents V22jE-l
Retroactive payments could be made

from Consolidated Revenue Fund V22:E-2

Re: accident prevention V22;E-2

Physical but not psychological cures V22:E-3

Very few malingerers V22:E-4

Re: Care at Malton V22:E-4

On Bill No. Bo, in Committee V23:C-1

Critical of Section 2 V23:C-1

Proposed amendment V23iC-5
Section 3, subsection (3)

Right to appeal V23:C10-11-

013-14
Section 4, subsection (1)

Amendment V23:D-4-5

Reasons for amendment V23:D-5^6,7

Section 5 (subsection 1) amendment V23:E-3

Section 21 (subsection l) amendment V23:G-10

Est ImateB, ■ Department of Labour

Criticism of appointaent of present

Deputy Minister V23:PP-1
Criticism of selection of Chairman

of Labour Board V23:PP-2

Conciliation V23:PP-4

Vote 99 - Boiler inspection V23:HH-3

Wage structure V23:HH-6

Inspection of grain elevators V23:ll-2

Recommend Royal Commission V23:II-3

■82-

SALSBERG, J. B. (LP) (Cont inue d )

Estimates, Provincial Auditor

Provincial Auditor to audit books
of Ontario Hydro
On Bill 80, In Committee

;.ssessment of veterans' holdings

Amendment to Section 3^

Partial exemption
Estimates, Department of Education

House not prepared

Critical of Government policy

Supplemental Examinations

Grants to Board of Education

Branch for cultural activities
On Bill 80, In Committee

Section 37 - Condensation

Section 76

Unemployment Relief

Housing
Estimates, Reform Institutions

Burwash

Guelph

Need for well-paid and trained
personnel

Guelph -- "A little fortress"

Don Jail situation

Critical of appointing guards

Poor wages

Recommends Royal Commission
Estimates, Department of Mines

Removal of mineral wealth from
Province

Mine roads
On Bill No. 99, 2nd Reading

Will Interfere with organizations

Critical of wording of Bill
On Bill No. 9^

Dismissal of teachers
On Bill N?. 80

Amendment to Section 104

TTC and Gray Coach separate

companies

Expropriation of land for TTC

Additional protection for con-
stituent councils
Estimates, Department of Public Works

Scattering of Government buildings
On Bill No. 106, 2nd Reading

Female employment at late hours
On the passing of Her Majesty Queen

Mary

V23JJJ-4

V24:P-i^

V24:P-4

V24:G-3
V2if:G-8

V24:BB-3

V24:BB-3

V24:BB-'I

V24:EE-3

V24:EE-17

V24:EE-23

V25:E-2

V25:G-4

V26:D-3
V26:E3,6

V26:AA-4
V26:AA-6

V26:AA-10

V26jAA-12

V26:AA-13

V26tA;.-l4

V26:BE-1

V26:BB-3

V26:PF-4
V26;GG-4

V27:P-13
V27:G-5

V27:G-8

V 28: A -11

V28:B-9
V28:C-4

V28:C-5
V28:H-2

V28:I-5
V28:Ai\-7

-83-

SALSBERG. J. B. (LP) (Continued)

On Bill No. 80, In Committee

.\mendment to Section 119 V29:D-3

i'»mendment to Section 122 V29:D-9

Amendment to Section 125 V29:E-1

On Bill No. 142, 2nd Reading

2nd Reading called too soon V30:C-1

Improvement over Bill 71 V30:C-1

Creates illusion amongst farmers V30:C-2
Crisis not solved by legislation V30:C-2
More external markets needed

for dairy products V30:C-3
Must regain British cheese market V30:C-3
Not convinced Bill is helpful to

farmers V30:C-5

Not progressive legislation V30:C-5

On Bill No. 135, 2nd Reading

Favours Bill V30:k-3

Butter is coloured V30tK-5

Margarine purchased because

cheaper V30jK-6

On Bill No. 80, in Committee
Takes care of interests of

bondholers V30;;wi-6

Government should underwrite bonds V30:iu\-7
On Bill No. 143, 2nd Reading

Legislation dirty bit of business V31:H-3
Government "running out" on people V31:H-3
Housing not provided, crisis not

solved V31:H-4

Housing conditions V31:H-7

Development at Oakville V31:I-2

Estimates, Department of Travel
and Publicity
Not enough advertising in

Canadian publications V31:HB-6
Hours of checking out of hotels V31SBB-6
On Bill No. 144, 2nd Reading

Supports Bill V31jDD-3

On Bill No. 110

No discussion on Bill V31?EE-3

Government should provide

additional funds V31:PF-5
On Bill No. 80, Section IO9

Original Bill should stand V33:B-1

On Bill No. 99

Amendment to Section 1 V33:B-l4

No difference in size of film V33:C-1
Licences for projectionists V33:D-2

Licences for operators V33:D-5

-84-

SALSBERG, J. B. (LP) (Continued)

Estimates, Lands and Forests

Great Lakes Lumber & Shipping Co. V33:G-6
On the Budget

Suggestions copied by Mr. Drew V34:DD-12
Liquor situation V3^:EE-1

Increase in liquor consumption V34:EE-2
Government should use part of
liquor revenur to halt excess
drinking V34:EE-4

Requests a Select Committee on

Hydro V34:EE-7

Credit due Mr. Wren V34jEE-10

Waste in Hydro V34:FP-1

Federal-Provincial agreement V34:5F-3

Government guilty of overcharging V34:FF-7
Government should pay more to

old age pensioners V3^?GG-1

Starvation amongst old age

pensioners V34:GG-3

Complete medical care for old age

pensioners V34:GG-7

50^ increase in mothers ' allowances

and day nurseries V3^;GG--0
Construction of 25,000 homes V34:GG"8

Hospitalization of indigents V34:GG-8

Five-cent per quart milk subsidy V34:HH-5
Elimination of amusement tax 'V34:HH"1

Tax on nickel be used for educational

and welfare needs V34:HH-1
Increase tax on all iron ore V34:HH-2

Re-impose corporation tax V3^:HH-2

Governments should open markets

for agricultural products V34:HH-2
Ontario Forestry Commission V34:HH-2

Critical of re -appointment of Lake

Levels Committee V34:CCC-12

On Bill No. 80, 3rd Reading

New York Times expressed satisfac-
tion with legislation V35;P-'!-
York County Council requests Bill

be held V35:P-4

Reeve of Scarborough objects to Bill V35:P-4
Not a single Council foted in favour

of Bill V35:P-4

Only Telegram supports Bill V35:P-5

Bill constitutes a mortgage on homes V35jP-7

-85-

SANDERCOCK, ELMER (PC) Hastings West

Estimates^ Department of Welfare
Appreciates service received

V33:CC-6

r^COTT, HON. H. R. (PC) Minister without Portfolio

On Bill No. 126, 1st Reading
On Bill No. 127, 1st Reading '
On Bill No. 128, 1st Reading
On Bill No. 138, Ist Reading

Boundary surveys
On Bill No. 139, 1st Reading

Beaver and Martin skins

Re J Moose hunting
Estimates, Department of Lands and

Forests

ActivltlsB of Department

Reforestation in Ontario

Collection and extraction of seeds

Seed cleaning

Trees

Tree Planting

Crown forests

Conservation authorities

H.E. P. Commission

County Forests

Direct seeding

Research on pelleting of seed

Division of Research, admini strati on

and procedures

Research operations

Co-operating and public contacts

Division of Forestry Protection,
Planning and legislation

Forest Fire prevention Act

Agreement with municipalities

Honorary fire wardens

Special co-operative agreements

Forest protection

Fire prevention

Fire detection and suppression

Communication

Improvements

Entomology and pathology

Summarization of forest protection

Helicopters

Crown Timber Act

Fish and wildlife

Junior rangers

Ontario Forest Ranger School

V26:B-7

V26:B-8

V26:D-11

V29:;.-5

V29:A-5

V29:A-6

V29:--6

V29:A-6

V33-E-3

V33:E-B

V33-E-7

V33:E-9

V33rE-10

V33;E-11

V33:E-12

V33:E-14

V33:E-l4

V33:E-13

V33:E-15

V33:E-20

V33:E-20
V33:E-21
V33:E-23

V33:E-27
V33iE-28
V33:E-28
V33:E-29
V33:E-29
V33:E-30
V33:E-30
V33:E-31
V33:E-32

V33:E-33

V33:E-33

V33:E-34

V33:E-36

V33:E-37

V33:F-2

V33:P-3

V33:P-6

i

-86-

SCOTT. ELMER (PC) (Continued)

Estimates, Dept. Lands & Forests (Cont'd(

Staff suggestion plan V33:P-8
British Commonwealth Forestry

Conference V33:P-9

Education of public V33:P-11

Reason for drop in revenue V33sG-5

Chick Pheasant Hatchery V33:Cr-10

Forest Ranger School V33:G-10

Salvaging of fire damaged timber V33:H-2

j.ppropriation for reforestation V33:H-5

On Bill NO. 126

Amendment to Section 3 V33:LL-2

.'imendment to Section 4 V33:LL-3

STEW:.RT, W. J. (PC) Parkdale

On Speech from Throne V10:G-1

Congratulatory V10:G-].

Re: Coronation V10:G-1

Prime Minister should attend VlOsG-1

Tribute to Messrs. Hepburn and

Conant V10;G-2

Re; Meeting International Red Cross VlOtG-3

Re: Parkdale Riding V10:G-4

Description of V10:G-4

Residents from other lands V10:G-4

Re: Highways V10:G-4

Re: Address by Hon.Mr .Doucett V10:G-5

Re: Traffic accidents V10:G-5

Legislation not the cure V10:G-5

Suggested remedies V10:G--6

Re: Health V10:G-7

Re: Increased hospital facilities V10;G-7

Re: Education V10:G-8

Re :Foundation of British Empire V10:G-8

Supplementary text book true

story of Empire V10:G-8

Re: Empire Day V10:G-9

Re: Queen's birthday proclamation V10:G-9

Re :Importance of British institutions V10:G-10

Re: United Nations on "Colonialism" V10:G-10

Re: Education for new Canadians V10:G-11

Ret Travel and Publicity V10:G-12

Re: "Ontario Government Services" V10:G-12
Re: Coronation booklet by Department

of Education V10:G-12
Re: Dept of Reform Institutions V10;G-12
Re: Advances in care and treat-
ment of inmates V10:G-12
Suggested Parole Board composed

entirely of women V10:G-13

-87-

STgWART, W. J. (PC) Continued

On Speech from Throne

Re: Department of Public Welfare V10;G-l4

Re: Cemeteries V10:G-15
Some created for investment

purposes V10:G-15

Should not be tax exempt V10;a-15

Re: Perpetual care funds VlOjG-15

Commission to invBPtigate V10?G-l6

Re: Services of Civil Service staff V10:G-17

Re: Good economic conditions in

Ontario VlOiG-l?

On Bill No. 80, 2nd Reading V21:P-13

Commends Ontario Municipal Board V21:P-13

Commends Toronto City Council V21:F-l4

Transportation V21:P-3
Summarizes requirements to be met

by Bill V21:G-4,12

Opposes amalgamation V21:H-2

Faith in Government V21:H-3

Supports principle of Bill V21:H-5

Re: Section 5 V23:P-5

Amendment to Subsection 7 V23:P-5

Amendment to Section 65, subsection 3 V25:P-8
Estimates, Department of Reform

Institutions

Praises Mercer V26:CC-3
On Bill No. 80, In Committee

Amendment to subsection 2,Sec.l90 V30:AA-2
Amendment to subsection 7, Sec. 190 V30:i.A-2
Amendment to subsection 8, Sec. 190 V30tAA-3
Amendment to subsection la, Sec. 193 VsOjAA-4
Amendment to subsection 2, Sec. 193 V30:AA-5
Subsection 5 of Section 193 V30:AA-9
Part XV, Section 211, congratula-
tions to Prime Minister V30:DD-4
Members given free hand at meetings V30:DD-5
Amendment to Sec.l4 by adding sub-
sections 3 J 4 and 5 V30:DD-5
Estimates, Department of Public Welfare

Appreciates courteous service V33tCC-2
Estimates, Department of Health

Appreciates courteous service V33:EE-3

Appreciation of Coronation Booklet V34 :B-6

THOMAS, HON. P. S. (PC) Minister of .Agriculture

On Speech from Throne V12:B-10

Re; Visit to riding of Kenora V12:B-10

-88-

THOMAS, HON. F. S. (PC) Continued

On Speech from Throne (cont'd)

Re: Zoning of province for Public

Works V12;B-10

Tenders called for on com-
petitive basis V12:B-10
Opportunity for tender afforded

upon request V12:B-11

Extracts from Hansard, Vol.11 V12:C-1
Ministers do control Department V12:C-1
Legislature aware of subjects

being voted upon V12jC-2

Department officials respect the

opinions of House Vl2:C-2

Influence of Government on Ontario

affairs V12:C-3

Acknowledged by people of Ontario V12:C-3
Re: Expenditures in Department of

Public Works V12:C-4

All sums not provided by statute Vl2:C-4
Rot Tenders for coal in Zone 3 V12:C-5
Re: Advertising by Department of

Public Wcrks V12:C-6

Examples of advertisements V12:C-6
Press release re contract for addi-
tion to Ontario Mental Hospi-
tal at Head of the Lakes V12:C-9
Re: Departmental policy, Public Works V12:C-10
Re: Opposition speaking without

knowledge of facts V12:C-11
Re: Letter re Ignace V12:C-11

Delay in reply explained V12:C-11

Repairs to Government buildings V12:C-12
Re: accommodations for Pro-
vincial Police V12:C-12
V/ork done by Dept. of Lands & Forests V12:C-13
No political pressure on Department

of Public Works V12:C-l4
Buying on full competitive basis V12:C-15
Ontario has sound, democratic

government V12:D-1
Government scrupulous in

business dealings V12:D-2

THOMAS, T. D. (CCF) Ontario

On Speech from Throne V8:D-1

Congratulatory V8:D-1

Re: shortage of hospital facilities V8:D-1

-89-

THQM^S. T. D. (Contlnuedl

On Speech from the Throne:

Re: Report, Ontario Health Survey Com,
Partially implemented
Statement of Minister of Health
Re: Additional Bed facilities
Re: Provincial Contribution
Re: Letter from B.C. Leader of

Opposition
Re: National Health Scheme

Extract, Toronto Star

Re

Re

Re

Re

Re

: Disability Pensions

Restrictions should be revised
; Care of indigent patients

Provincial Grants for

; Grants to Municipalities

; Vvorkmen' s Compensation
Agriculture

Re: Marketing Agencies

Re: Milk Producers

Re: Ruling by Milk Board

Farming less attractive

Reasons for
Re: Not Sufficient Information re

Health Survey Report

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading)
Duties of members

Costs of Amalgamation
Criticism of System of Grants

Criticism of Representation of Town-
ships

Estimates, Department of Labour
Vforkmen's Compensation Act

On the Budget:

Congratulatory, Mr, Nickle,lylr, Frost
Federal Budget a "Sunshine Budget"
Corporation Income Tax

V8

:D-1

78 : D-2

V8:D-2

V8 : D-2

V8:D-3

V8

:D-4

V8

:D-5

V8

:D-5

V8

:D-6

V8

:D-7

V8

:D-8

V8

:D-8

V8.

D-10

V8"

DIO

V8

D-11

V8;

D-11

V8:

D-11

V8:

D-12

V8:

D-12

V8

D-12

V17 :E-3

V18:F-1

V18:F-2

V18:F-2-5

V18:F-5

V23:GG-13

V23:GG-13

V23:HH-1

V25:C-9

V25:C-9

V25:C-10

V25

:C-10

-90-

THOMS. T. D. (Continued)

On the Budget:

Surplus Funds VS5:C-12

Housing V25:G-15

V/age Earners V25:D-1

Municipal Grants V25:D--2

Grants on Assessment V25:r-7

Costs of Education V25:D-9

Accident Prevention V25:D"10

Unsatisfied Judgment Fund V25:D-12

Compulsory Auto Insurance V25:D"14

On Bill 1.0. 106 V28:I-6

"Graveyard Shifts" V28:I-6
On Bill ho, 135 (Second Reading)

Supports amendment VSOrL-l
On Bill Ko. 143 (Second Reading)

Disappointed vvith reconimendations of

Select Comiaittee V31:F-9

20/^ of Municipalities under Control V31:F-9

Government should control Rent Control

Field V31:G~2

Editorial of times Gazette V31:G-3

Estimates, Department of Public Welfare

Appreciates Service Received V33:CC-10

WARDROPE. GEORGE C. (PC) Port Arthur

On the Budget:

Congratulatory, Mr. Thomas V32:B-1

" Mr. Griesinger V32:B-2

" Mr. V/arrender V32:B-2

Need for Junior University V32:B-3

Editorial from Telegram V32:B-5

Inclusion of Everyday Commodities in

Ext Books V32:B-7

Pulp and Paper Industry V32:B~7

V32:C-10

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WARIBOPE. GEORGE C, (Continued)

On the Budget:

Better roads for Better Forest

Management
Farmers should Receive more Help
Forestry Laws
Forest Ranger School
Congratulatory, Hon, Mr. Gemmell
Inland Steel Co. of Chicago
Steep Rock Development

Gold Mines

Con{:ratulatory, Hon.I^fr. Daley

Vi^'orkmen's Compensation Allowances

Old Age Pensions

Congratulatory, Dept. of Welfare

Schools for Mentally Retarded Children

Traffic

Ambulance Service

Ontario Traffic Conference

Weaknesses in Canada's Road System

Hydro

WARREKDER, HOK. WILLIAJVi K. (PC) Minister of Planning
and Development.

Re: European Flood Disasters V4:E-1

On Bill No. 80 (Second Reading) V14:D-1

Metropolitan Parks, Part 13 V14:D-1

Housing and Development, Part 9 V14:D-3

P Financial Aid by Government V14:D-5

No single plan to solve Housing Program V14:D-6

fc Planning V14:D-7

^m Urban Development , Growth of Population V14:D-8

^K Toronto & York Planning Board Vl4:D-9

On Bill 1^0. 99 (First Reading) V16:A-6

Children's A;^e V16:A-6

On Bill No. 98 (Second Reading)

For Protection of Public V27:F-11

V32

:B-8

V32

B-9

V32:

•B-10

V32

:B-11

V32

:B-12

V32'

:B-13

V32,

:B-14

V32.

B-17

V32

:C-1

V32.

.C-1

V32

:C-2

V32

:C-2

V32

:C-2

V32

C-2

V32

:C-2

V32

:C-5

V32:

C-9

V22

C-11

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WARRENDER. HON.VaLLIAM K. (Continued)

On Bill 1^0, 99 (Second Reading)

Other Regulations Incorporated V27:F-12

Labour Organization Agreeable V27:F-14

Children's Age reduced from 16 to 14 V27:F-14

Municipalities and Province working

Together V27:G-I

Granting of Licenses 727:0-1

On Bill No. Ill (In Committee)

Amendment to Section 1 VSliDD-ll

On Bill No, 80 (In Committee)

Toronto & York Planning Board V33:B-9

On Bill No. 99, Section 1 V33:(S-3
Section 23, reason for age-limit reduction V33:C-8

Section 26, Adult Entertainment V33:C-11

Amendments to Section 61 V33:D-6

Estimates, Department of Planning and

Development V34:KIv-9

Amazed at Complexity of Department V34:KK-9

Thanks Predecessors and Staff V34:KK:-9
Theme of Dept, "Co-operation and Service" V34:KI':-9

Report of Community Planning Branch V34:KK-1C
Planning Areas, Of "icial Plans, Areas of

Subdivision Control V34:LL-1

Plans of Subdivisions, Street Names V34:LL-2
Zoning By-laws, Committees of Adjustment V34:LL-3

Miscellaneous Activities V34:LL-4

Housing V34:LL-6

Trades and Industry Branch, 1952 V34:LL-17

Trade Division V34:LL-lc

Industrial Division V34:LL-2C

Municipal Division V34:LL-21
Technical Information and Public Relations

Division V34:LL-23

Exhibits, 1952, Conservation Branch V34:LL-25

Ontario House , Trade Industry Dept. V34:LL-29

Immigration Dept, V34:LL-31

Public Relations Dept. V34:LL-3?

Immigration Branch V34:LL-3S

Research Council of Ontario V34:LL-36

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V^'EAVER. EVERETT L. (PC) St. David

On Bill Ko. 80 (Second Reading) V20:E-2

Supports Bill V20:E-2
Critical of Speech by member for

St, Andrew V20 :E-2-4

Amendments to Baldwin Act V20:E-5

Problems in Greater Toronto V20:E-6

Progressive Amalgamation V20:E-8

Sees co-operation from Municipalities ■V20:E-9
On Bill l\io. 80 (In Committee)

Section 9 c V23:G-5

Wishes to add Subsection 5 V23:G-5

"Permissive Legislation" V24:G-6

Amendment to Section 80 V25:G-7

Amendment to Section 186 V26:F-3

Amendment to Section 107 , Subsection 2 728:0-1

Amendment to Clause 1, Section 176 V29:E-3
Amendment to Section 197, Subsection 17,

Three-way pays are"out" V30:CC-8
Amendment to Section 22, adding

Subsections 3 and 4 Pensions Plans V30;EE-8

WELSH. HON. ARTHUR (PC) Secretary and Registrar

On Bill No. 104, (First Reading) V17:B-2

Re: Employees leaving service V17:B-2

Pilots, Dept. Lands and Forests ■V17:B-3

Registrar of Deeds in Civil Service V17:B-3

Teachers in Civil Service V17:B-3

On Bill No, 101, (First Reading) V24:II-9

On Bill No. 121 (First Reading) V26:A-4

On Bill No. 79 (Second Reading)

Consists of 4 Sections V27:E-3

Explanation of Section 9, Clause "C" 727:1-4

Permits and Affidavits V27:E-5
On Bill No. 86 (Second Reading)

2 Changes Involved V27:E-5

Licenses Appropriate to Clubs V27:E-6

Licenses to Public Houses V27:E-7

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WEL5H, PION. ARTHUR (Continued)

On Bill No. 86 (Second Reading)

Incorrect Information V27:E-8

Transfer Fees V27:F-1

Issue and Transfer of Stock V87:F-2

Minors Entering Licensed Premises V27:F-3

Age re armed Forces V27:F-4

Estimates, Provincial Secretary V27:G-11

Decrease in Revenue V27:G-11

Ko. of Corporations Increasing V27:G-12

Civil Defence V27:H-2

150 Organized Municipalities V27:H-5
CoTfmends Assistance from Minister of

Health V27:H-7

Standardization of Hose Connections ■V27:H-9

Tenders ■V27:H-10

Principle Cities Involved V27:H-11
Federal Government pays One-third Costs V27:S-12

Costs of Hansard V27:I-3

On Bill No, 119 (Second Reading)

Variation from Companies Act V29:I-8

Principle Changes Outlined V29:J-1
On Bill No. 120 (In Committee)

Amendment to Subsection 6, Section 2 V31:II-2

On Bill No. 119 (In Comrtiittee) V33:H-7

Purpose of amendment to Bill 119 V33:H-7

Act one of most Important statutes V33:H-7

Hold the Act for one Year V33:I-1

Section 76 - proxies V33:J"-24
On Bill No. 120 (In Committee) V33:K-3

Amendment to Section 3 V33:K-3

Amendment to Subsection 6, Section 2 V33:K-3

On Bill Nc. 121 (in Committee) V33:K-4

Amendment to Section 8 'V33:K-4

On Bill No. 86 (In Committee) V3S:J'J-3

Meals in Liguor Outlets V33:JJ-3

Sandwiches in Liquor Outlets ■V33:JJ-4

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WHITNEY. NORRIS (PC) Prince Sdward-Lennox

On the Budget V26:C-3

Consideration given to needs of

people V26:C-3

Shows progressiveness 726:0-4

Rural Bl Urban Pupils V26:C-7

Cheese Factories V26;C-9

Dairy Farmers V26:C-10

Ferry - Glenora - Adolphustovm V26:C-15

St. Lawrence WateriA^ay V26:C-16

V.TfflN. ALBERT (L.Lab.) Kenora

On Speech from the Throne: Vll:C-7

Congratulatory Vll:C-7
Northwest should be respresented in

Cabinet Vll:C-7

^; Re: Coronation Vll:C-8

j Re: Holders of V.C.'s at Vll:C-8

Re: Organizations not conducive to

safety and good Government Vll:C-9

Kremlin's Treatment of Jews Vll:C-9

Are Dangerous and Deadly V11:C-10

Re: Labour Dispute at Durham V11:C-10

Dept. did everything possible V11:C-11

V/orkers complied v^ith law V11:C-11

Labour's importance in Industry V11:C-11

Legislation re bargaining V11:C-12

Re: V/orkmen's Compensation V11:D-1

Railways should be brought under V11:D-1

Example of Unfairness Vll:D-2 "'

Pensions for injured, former years Vll:D-3

Re: Regulation of Highway Transports Vll:D-4

Railway Competition Vll:D-4

Costs of Operation Vll:D-5

Cost-cutting Vll:D-5

Should bo fixed tariffs Vll:D-5
Control, licensing and regulating
should be taken from Municipal

Board Vll:D-6

rv

.'- • t- "V

\

-96-

WHEN. ALBERT (Continued)

On Speech from the Throne:

Re: Duties of Opposition Vll:D-6
to develop thinking of House and

Public Vll:C-6

Re: Administration of Lig.uor Control Act Vll:D-7

Meetings held in Camera 711:0-7
Court Proceedings open to public and

press Vll:D-8

Re: Hydro V11:E-1

V11:E-10

Becoming larger than Government V11:E-1

Frank Discussions had at one time Vll:E-2
How a question of public relations

and one official Vll:E-2

Knowledge is limited V11:E-S
Re: Original estimate of cost of

conversion Vll:E-3

Re: Present estimate Vll:E-3

Re: Increased costs Vll:E-4

Re: Increased costs of mining ■Vll:E-4

Re: Rate Structures Vll:E-5

Re: Niagara Contracts Vll:E-5

Method of calling for tenders Vll:E-5

Information desired not available

in Committees Vll:E-7

Re Authority of Standing Committees Vll:S-8

Information re Hydro will be sought V11:E-10

Present Hydro conditions not healthy V11:E-10

Re: Highways V11:E-11

Road Building V11:E-11

Frank disclosure of policy desired V11:E-11

Increased costs of V11:E-11

Re: Northern roads 'V11:E-1S

Funds available for V11:F-1

Ro: Toll Highways Vll:F-2
Re: Preponderance of legislation

at sessions Vll:F-3

-97-

V/REN, ALBERT (Continued)

On Speech from the Throne:

Re: Committees not functioning properly Vll:F-3
Re: V/ork Hastily accomplished at ends

of Sessions Vll:F-3

Re: Bo Opportunity to scrutinize

expenditures V11:F~4

Proper officials not appearing before

Committees Vll:F-4

Ko information available when Committees

not meeting Vll:F-5

Re: Enquiry into business of province Vll:F-6
Re: Careful enquiry into all expendi-
tures Vll:F-6

Members well paid for short Sessions 711:0-1
Ministers not controlling expenditures V11:G-1

Periodic overhaul of departments desiredVll:G-2
Cntrol of Legislature becoming more

feeble V11:G-S

Departmental officials have no regard

for opinions of House Vll:G-2

Issue directions to Ministers Vll:G-2
Expressed opinions not necessarily

those of speaker Vll:G-3

Committee could:

Effect economies Vll:G-3

" open competition Vll:G-3

Halt extravagant practices Vll:G-3

Effect savings of public money Vll:G-4

House not an exclusive Club Vll:G-4
Re: Ministers not familiar with

details of their departments Vll:G-4

Ontario in an era of Prosperity 'V'll:G-5
Re: Meeting of Northern Ontario Timber

Operators Vll:G-5

Statement by hon. Earl Rowe VllG-5

Re: Kenner competition Vll:G-5

Re:Closer watch on Operations Vll:G-5

-98-

VfRSN. ALBERT (Continued)

On Speech from the Throne:

Re: Processing of rav; material in Ontario Vll:G-6

Roads necessary for Forest Management Vll:G-7

Re: Forest area roads 711:0-7

Government's responsibility for Vll:G-7

Re: Forestry Research Vll:G-8

Statement by Prof. Hosie Vll:G-8

Extract from Hansard, 1951 Vll:G-9
No breakdown in Lands and Forests*

Expenses Vll:G-9
Extract from Lards and Forests

Report V11:G-10
Extract from"Ganadian Business"

Jan. 1953 V11:G-10
Difference between expectation and

production V11:H-1
Se Government investment in timber

industry 711:11-2

Re: A Grown Company 711:11-8

Re: Silvicultural Programme Vll:H-3
Full investigation of Department of

Lands and Forests required Vll:H-3

Re: Export of pulpwood Vll:H-4

Methods of Departmental Purchasing Vll:H-6

No two the same Vll:H-6

Political influence in Vll:H-6

Results very expensive Vll:H-6

Requests for tenders should be

examined by Provincial Auditor V11:I-1

Re: Tenders should be available to all V11:I-1
Re: Expenditures by highway Dept.

in Division £0,1949 to 1951 711:1-1
Every dealer not afforded opportunity

to quote 711:1-2
Dept, officials told to buy from

Prop. Conservative firms 711:1-2

'^0'

WHSN, ALBERT (Continued)

Practice should cease Vll:I-2

Efficiency should be increased Vll:I-3
All buying should be bn

competitive basis Vli:;i-4

Re: Purchase of Automobile in

Konora Riding Vll:I-4

Non-government supporters get no

business VI 1:1-5

Re: Road from Grand Lake to Pickle

Lake V11:J-1

Correction re fule supply at Brant-
ford Vlg:A-4

r

Letter from Dept. Reform Institutions

Nov, 12, 1952 V12

Re: Road - Shebandowan-Atlkokan V12

Outlet roads necessary V12

V12

Access to Steep Rock Vl2

Re: Coramittees V12

Re: Northwestern Ontario - General V12

No super-highways needed 712

Basic roads required V12

Re: Social services in N.Y'/. Ontario V12

Unconditional grants V12

Some municipalities benefit V12

Re: Hospitals in N.V/. Ontario 712

Responsibility for V12

Re: Policies of Dcpt . of Health VIE

Hospital districts should be zoned V12

Re: Provincial Police in N.W.Ontario V12

Better quarters needed V12

Salaries not yet adequate V12

Re: Immediate convening of Committees V12

Estimates, Department of Labour V23

Workmen's Compensation Act V23

Estimates, Department of Mines V26

Mining Roads V26

B-7
A-4

A-5

B-2
A-5
B-1
B-1
B-2
B-2
B-4

B-4
B-4
B-5
B-5
B-5
B-6
B-6
B-6
B-6 —

B-7
SE-6

EE-6
EE-1
EE-1
GG-1

GG-8

-100-

V/K5N. ALBERT (Continued)

Estimates, Departinjent of Minos

Aerial Magnetic Timber Surveys VSGrEE-S

American Investments VSerFF-S

Estimates, Department of Insurance 726:00-8

"Package" Insurance V26:GG-8

Licensing of Insurance agents V26:OG-ll

On Bill No. 135 (Second Reading)

Seeks repeal of Section 4 V30:H-2

Desires to help Dairy Industry V30:H-2

Imports of Butter will Increase V30:H-3

Money required to solve problems V30:H-5
Difficulties of Dairy Industry

Not Recognized In Eud^ot V30:H-6

Responsible Government V30:H-7
What the people of Ontario should be

Told V30:H-8
On Bill No, 118 (Second Reading)

Sunday Sports becoming Commercial V30:J"J-3
Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests

Crown Timber Act V33:F-14

Drop in Revenue ■V33:G--1

"Hit and Run" criticism V53:G-2

Export of raw pulpwood not justified V3S:G-2
Dcpt. Important to future of Northern

Ontario V33:G-4
On the Budget:

Congratulatory, ]\'lr. Dunlop V34:B-7
Invites all members to visit Northern

Ontario V34:B-8
Standing Committees should bo called

earlier V34:B-10

Should have 2 regular Sessions V34:B-11

Llguor Law Enforcement V34:C-2

Ontario H. E. P.O. V34:C-3
Prime Minister should appoint a Select

Committe-; on Hydro V54:C-3

I

-101-

VifEEN. ALBERT (Continued)

On the Budget :

Costs of Povvfor for Southern Ontario V34:C-3
Shawinigan V/ater and Power Co, V34:C-7
Profit increases of other power compan-
ies V34:C-S
Ontario 25-cycle system V34:C-9
Conversion Costs V34:C-10

Amounts Paid by rural services V34:D-8

Fire Hazards in Hydro Buildings V34:D-10

Comparisons made in Hydro Report V34:''-l

Combine Bidding V34:E-2

Hydro should disclose prices 734:1-3

Tunnel contracts at Niagara 734:S-4

Costs of power to Mining Companies V34:E-5
Hydro should appear before a board

before rates are increased V34.'F-4

Export of raw pulpwood V35:C-9

Virgin V/ood V35:D-3

Reforestation V35:D-3

Timber Management Program V35:D-4 -^

Quebefi Bans export of raw pulpwood V35:D-5

Transfer of Rights V35:D-6

Fish and Wildlife Division V35:D-6 —

YAREI'.-IKO, JOHN (PC) Bollwoods

Speech from the Throne V19:E-9

Re: Late E.F. Singer Vl9:E-9

Criticism of member for St. Andrew 719:1-10

Highway Traffic System V19:F-2-7

Training in citizenship and English

language V19:F-7

Praises Government V19:F-10
On Bill iSio. 80 (Second Reading)

Supports Bill VS0:G-1,2

On Bill No. 80 (In Commit too) V23:D-1

Section 4 V23:D-1

-102-

YAREMKO. JOHI'J (Contlnued|

On Bill No. 80 (In CoramittGc)

AniGndment to Subsection 7, Section 4 V23lD-l

Amendment to Section 47, subsection 1 V25;F-2

Amendment to Section 54 V2o:F-5

Amendment to Subsection 2, Section 194 V30;/Jl-9

Amendment to Subsection 3, Sect ion 119 V30:FIt'-7

-103-

T 0 P I C i\ L INDEX

AGRICULTURE

Hon. L. 0. Brelthaupt

Mr. Lcavine

Mr. Root

Mr. Thomas (Ontario)

Mr. Hall

Mr. Grummet t

VI: A -6

V7;B-4

V8:C-11

V8:D-11

Vll:B-4

V15:C-11

ALCOHOLIC pound;.tion

Mr. Dempsey

V22:B-4

BUDGET

Hon. Mr. Frost

Mr.

Nixon

Mr.

Nickle

Mr.

Thomas (Ontario)

Mr.

Dunbar

Mr.

Daley

Mr.

Whitney

Mr.

Lyons

Mr.

Chartrand

Mr.

Morningstar

Mr.

Hamilton

Mr.

Edwards

Mr.

Leavine

Mr.

Brandon

Mr.

Hunt

Mr.

Child

Mr.

Pringle

Mr.

Manley

Mr.

Maple do ram

Mr.

Beckett

Mr.

Elliott

Mr.

Oliver

V21:i.-if

V35:G-5
V24 ;B-8
V25;B-1

V25:C-9

V25:D-5

V25:D-11

V26:C-3

V30:B-1

V31SB-7

V31:C-15

V31:E-2

V34:;w\-1

V34:CC-1

V34 :DDD-3

V34JEEE-7

V34:PPP-1

V34:PPP-3

V34:HHH-1

V34:III-1

V34:KKK-1

V34:LLL-1

V35:P-8

JONDOLENCES

-104-

Re: Passing of Mr. Hepburn

Hon. Mr. Frost Vl:B-2

Mr. Oliver VI :B-5

Mr. Nickle V4:B-12

•Mr. Connell v4:C-7

Re: Passing of Mr. Conant

Hon. Mr. Frost Vl:B-4

Mr. Oliver Vl:B-7

Mr. Nickle v4iB-12

Mr. Connell V4:C7

Re:Passing of Mr. Belanger

Hon. Mr. Frost V2:C-l6

Mr. Oliver V2:C-l8

Mr. Salsberg V2:C-19

Mr. Grummett V2:C-19

Re: Passing of Mr. Hipel

Hon. Mr. Frost v4:;i-8

Mr. Oliver Y^:i.-9

Mr. Grummett Ykt^\-10

CONGRATUIm'.TIONS

Prime Minister

Mr. Fishlelgh

V20:H-5

Mr. Frost (Bracondale)

V20:oT-10

Mr. Brandon

V34:EEE-6

Mr. Man ley-

V34:HHH-2

Mr. Speaker

Mr. Oliver

V6:A-3

Hon. Mr. Frost

V6:C-10

Mr. Leavine

V7:A-6

Mr. Root

V8:C-1

Mr. Cowling

V9:A-2

Mr. Salsberg

V9:C-2

Mr. Stewart

V10:G-1

Mr. MacOdrum

V13:P-1

Mr. Gemmell

Vl4:H-2

Mr. Beech

V15:P-1

Mr. Child

V15:G-1

V17:C-2

Mr. Daley-

V20:B-10

Mr. Murdoch

V19:H-8

Mr. Chartrand

V31:B-7

Mr. Edwards

V34:A;.-1

Mr. Elliott

V34:LL-1

Mr. Manley

V34:HHn-l

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CONGRi.TUL/>TIONS (Continued)

Mr. Oliver

Hon. Mr. Frost

V17:B-6

Mr. Houck

V17:B-7

Mr. Phillips •

V17:B-7

Mr. Salsberg

V17:E-7

Mr. Doucett

Mr. Root

V8tc-1

Mr. Kelly

Mr. Root

V8:C-1

Mr. Thomas (Hon.)

Mr. Root

V8:C-3

Mr. Thomas (Ontario)

V8:D-1

Mr. Cowling

V9:A-3

Mr. Wren

Vll:C-7

Mr. Elliott

V34:LL-1

Mr. Man ley

V34:HHH-2

Mr. Warrender

Mr. Root

v8:C-2

Mr. Thomas (Ontario)

V8:D-1

Mr. Cowling

V9:A-3

Mr. Grummet t

V12:D-4

Mr. Elliott

V34:LL-1

Mr. Nickle

Mr. Oliver

v64i\-3

Hon. Mr. Frost

V6;C-10

Mr. Root

V8;C-1

Mr. MacOdrum

V13JF-1

Mr, Frost (Bracondale)

V13:G-1

Mr. Gemmell

Vl4:H-2

Mr. Beech

V15:P-1

V17:C-2

Mr. Houck

V19:F-11

Mr. Manley

V34:HHH-1

Mr. Connell

Mr. Oliver

V6:A-3

Hon. Mr. Frost

V6:C-10

Mr. Root

V8:C-1

Mr. MacOdrum

V15:P-2

Mr. Frost (Bracondale)

V13:G-1

Mr, Gemmell

Vl4:H-2

Mr. Beech

V15:F-1

V17:C-2

Mr, Houck

V19:P-11

-106-

COWGRATUL"iTIONS (Continued)

Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Leavlne
Mr. Root
Mr . Wren

Government

Mr , Brandon
Mr. Collings
Mr, Chartrand

General

Mr. Root by Mr .Thomas (Ont. )
Mr .Roberts by Mr. Cowling
Opposition Members by Mr.

Salsberg
Mr. Downer by Mr. Stewart
Mr. -Roberts by Mr. Stewart
Mr.Ceclle by Mr. Brandon
Mr .Wren by Mr.Grummett
Mr .Grleslnger by Mr. Frost

(Bracondale)
Mr, Phillips by Mr. Frost

(Bracondale)
Mr. Phillips by Mr. Elliott
Dept of Health by Mr. Elliott
Clerk of House byMr. Beech
Clerk .Assistant by Mr. Beech
Staff, Dept. of Health by

Mr. Beech
Mr. Daley by Mr.Manloy
Mr. Daley by Mr, Child
Mr,Challies by Mr.Manley
Mr. Daley by Mr.Wardrope
I. Mr. Dunbar by Mr. Wren

V7:A-6
v8:C-3
Vll:C-7

Vl8?H-7
Vl8:E-21

V31:b-7

V8:B-10

V9:C-10
V10:G-1
V10:G-1
Vll;C-6
V12:D-8

V13:G-7

V13:G-7

V33:EE-7

V13:G-11

Vl5:P-2

Vi5:F-l

V17:G-2

V31:D-3

V34:PPP-11

V34 :HHH-4

V32:G-1

V34:B-7

CORPORATIONS ACT (Bill No. 119)

Hon

. L. 0. Breithaup

Vl:A-4

Mr.

Connell

v4:C-30

Mr.

A, Kelso Roberts

V5:C-1

Mr.

Leavlne

V33:J-1

Mr.

Welsh (2nd reading)

V29:I-8

(in committee)

V33:H-7

Hon

. Mr, Frost

V33:I-1

Mr.

A. Kelso Roberts

V33:I-1

Mr.

Grummett

V33:J-21

r.

-107-

EDIBLE OILS (Bill No. lif2)

Mr. Doucett (1st reading)
(2nd reading)
(in committee)
Mr. Oliver (2nd reading)
Mr. Salsberg (2nd reading)

V29:b-3
V30:B-1
V31 :DD-6

V30:B-5
V30:C-1

EDUCi.TION

Mr.

Oliver

Hon

•

. Mr. Frost

Mr.

Root

Mr.

Myers

Mr.

Stewart

Mr.

Brandon

Mr.

Dun lop

Mr.

Ceilings

Mr.

Gordon

Mr.

Mackenzie

Mr.

Parry

Mr.

Lyons

Mr.

Chartrand

Mr.

VJardrope

Mr.

Child

Mr.

Hunt

Mr.

Man ley

Mr.

Mapledoram

FLOOD DISA^

3TERS, 1953

Hon

. Mr. Frost

Mr.

Reaume

Mr.

Oliver

Mr.

Houck

Mr.

Leavine

HANS;.RD

v6:C-7

v6:E-5

V21:L-4

V6;E-10

v8:C-9

v8?G-8

V10:G-8

Vl4:A-7

Vl8;G-3

V13:D-5

Vl8:E-12

V19:D-1

V21;F-1

V29:G-1

V30:D-9

V31:B-9

V32:C-2

V34:GG-2

V34:EEE-8

V34:HHH-l8

V34:JJJ-2

V3:B-3
V7:/i-2

V3:C-9
V3:D-1

V7:--5
V7:/»-5
V7:i>8

Hon. Mr. Frost

Mr. Grummett

Mr. Salsberg

Mr. Oliver

Report of Committee

V2:;.-4
V2:B-6
V2:A-7
V2:B-1
V2:B-4
V34:;.-l

i
1

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HEALTH

Hon

. Mr. Phillips

Mr.

Connell

Mr.

Leavine

Mr.

Stewart

Mr.

Child

Mr.

Frost (Bracondale)

Mr.

Goodfellow

Mr.

Collings

Mr.

Pryde

Mr.

Daley-

Mr.

Parry

Mr.

Brandon

Mr.

Hunt

Mr.

Leavine

Mr.

Pringle

HIGHWAYS

v4:B-3
V17:C-2
v4:C-22
V7:B-1

V10:G-7

V15:G-12

V13!G-8

V15:D-7

V18:E-12

V19:B-6

V20:D-2

V2i^tG-2

V34;EEE-6

V34:EEE-9

V30:D-13

V34sCC-2

V34:FPF-9

Hon. L. 0. Briethaupt VI:- -5

Mr. Oliver V6:B-9

Hon. Mr. Frost V6:E-7

Mr. Leavine V21:A-11

Mr. Leavine V7:/.-9

Mr. Stewart V10:G-4

Mr. Brandon Vll:B-8

Vl8:G-5

Mr. Wren V11;E-11

V11:J-1
VI 2:;. -4

Mr. Child V15:G-3

Mr. Doucett V13:F-8

Mr. Frost (Bracondale) V13:G-2

Mr. Grummett Vl4:I-2

Mr. Collings Vl8:E-10

Mr. Yaremko V19:F-2

Mr. Hanna V19:F-12

Mr. Mackenzie V21:F-2

Mr, Nickle V25:C-5

Mr. Parry V29:F-4

Mr. Doucett V34 :HH-4

Mr. Lyons V30:D-20

Mr. Wardrope V32:C-2

Mr. Edwards V34:BB-11

Mr. Hunt V34:EEE-11

Mr. Manley V34:HHH-15

Hon. Mr. Briethaupt V35:J-l4

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HOUSING

HYDRO

Mr. Leavlne

Mr. Macaulay

Mr. Fishlelgh

Mr. Beech

Mr. Dunbar

Mr. V/arrender

Mr. Goodfellow

Mr. Salsberg

Mr. Colllngs

Mr. Daley

Hon. Mr. Frost (Budget)

Mr. Mackenzie

Mr. Briethaupt

Hon. L. 0. Briethaupt
Mr. Connell
Mr. Oliver

Hon. Mr. Frost

Mr. Root
Mr. Fishleigh
Mr. Salsberg
Mr . Wren

Mr. Challles
Mr. Daley
Mr . Parry
Mr. Wardrope
Mr. Elliott

IIIMI ORATION

Mr. Fishleigh

V7:B-4

V8:B-4

V8:E-1

V15:P-11

V13:;.-7

Vl4:D-l

V16:F-10

Vl6:E-3

V31:N-7

Vl8:E-13

V20:C-9

V25:H-15
V21:F-2

V35:J-14

Vl:..-6

v4:C-28

V6;B-1

V20::>-5

V353G-2

vetD-'^f

V21:A-9

V8:C-15
v8:a-6

V9:P-3
V11:E-1

V34:C-3

Vl4:D-13

V20:C-6

V29:F-3

V32:C-11

V34:LLL-1

V8:P-1

Li\BOUR

Mr. Leavine

Mr. Oliver

Mr. Daley

Mr . Wren

Mr. Morningstar

Mr. Wardrope

V7:B-3
V3;D-2

V3SD-3

V11:C-10

V31:D-3
V32:C-1

METROPOLIT/.N AREA

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1st Reading

Hon. Mr. Frost

2nd Reading
Mr . Dunbar

Mr. Porter

Hon. Mr. Frost

Mr. Houck
Mr. Dun lop
Mr. MacOdrum
Mr. Douce tt
Mr. Warrender
Mr. Goodfellow

Mr. Salsberg

Mr. Roberts (St. Patrick)
Mr. Oliver
Mr. Collings
.Mr. Thomas (London)
Mr . Brandon
Mr. Weaver
Mr. Macaulay
Mr. Yaremko
Mr. Pishlelgh
Mr. Cowling
Mr. Frost (Bracondale)
Mr. Grummet t
Mr. Mackenzie
Mr. Stewart

Mr. Reaume
Mr , Parry-
In Committee

VlOjB-1

V10:E-8
V13:--4
V10:P-2
V15:A-9
V13:--3
Vl5:C-3
■■V17:B-4

Vl8:F-7
V21;iil-

V13:D-4
V13:D-5
V13{P-4
Vl4:C-l
Vl4jD-l

V15:B-7
V15:I-2
Vl6:B-2
V17:E-6
Vl8:A-4
Vl8:D-2
Vl8:E-l
Vl8:F-l
Vl8:G-l
V20:E-2
V20:P-1
V20:G-12

V20!H-5
V20:I-1

V20:J-4

V21:D-12

V21:P-1

V21:F-13
V30:i.A-l
V21:I-1
V29:P-8

Mr. Salsberg

V23:C-1
V24:P-4
V28:;.-ll

V29:D-3

V30:;.;.-6

V33:B-1

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METROPOLITAN AREA

In Committee (Cont'd)

Hon. Mr. Frost V23:C-8

V24:JJ-5
V25tE-2

V26:D-3
V28:A-9
V29JD-7
V30;BB-8

Mr. Porter V23:C-15

V34 :BBB-5

Mr. Yaremko V23:D-1

V30sAA-9

Mr. Beckett V23:E-1

V24;P-14

V25JP-5
V25:P-10

V25IG-3
V29:D-1

V30:BB-5
V30:EE-1
Mr. Cowling V23:E-5

V29:D-8
V30:EE-4
Mr. Kerr V23:F-1

V29:E-1
Mr. Oliver V23:P-7

V24iP-2

V28:B-8

Mr. Weaver V23:G-5

Mr. Frost (Bracondale) V23:G-7

V28jL-2

V29:H-7
V30:PP-3
Mr. Macaulay V23;G-8

V28:E-2
Mr. Mackenzie V23:G-13

V30:DD-7
Mr. Pishlelgh V2if:F-13

V30:BB-1
Mr. Beech V24:P-l6

V28;B-11
Mr, Brandon V24:P-17

V33:/^-10
Mr. Dunbar V25:E-8

Mr. Colllngs V25:P-7

V28:B-5
V29:E-5
V30:DD-2

-112-

METROPOLIT/.N ;>RE;. (Bill No. 80)

3rd Reading

Hon. Mr. Frost
Mr. Salsberg

On Prorogation

Hon. Mr. Brlethaupt

Amendments to Bill 80

V35:E-4
V35:P-^

V35:J-11

Section

Subsection

Volume

Page

2

1

23,.

c-5

4

7

23

D-l

k

1

23

D-4

5

1

23

E-1

5

1

23

E-2

5

3

23

E-5

5

5

23

P-2

5

6

23

F-3

5

7

23

F-5

7

1

23

G-4

7

1

23

G-4

9

5

23

G-5

11

2

23

G-6

16

4

23

G-8

21

1

23

G-9

22

New

23

G-13

31

7

24

P-16

31

9

24

p-17

34

New

24

G-2

40

2

25

E-1

44

2

25

p-2

47

1

25

P-3

50

Clause (/O

25

P-5

54

-

25

F-6

61

New

25

P-8

65

3

25

P-8

66

New

25

P-10

72

-

25

G-3

82

-

25

G-7

184

«•

26

E-7

184

1

26

*" 1

E-9

186

5

26

P-3

104

new 7 & 8

28

i.-lO

104

1

28

A -11

105

2

28

B-11

107

1

28

B-12

107

2

28

C-1

100

-

33

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Amendments to Bill 80 (Continued

Section

Subsection

Volume

Page

109

—

28

C-7

112

1 & 4

28

E-2

116

3

29

D-1

117

3

29

D-2

119

1

29

D-3

120

6

29

D-8

122

1

29

D-9

122

1

29

D-9

124'

6

29

E-1

125

2

29

E-1

126

l(i)

29

E-3

126

2

29

E-5

133

5 & 6

29

E-6

134

2

29

E-7

190

1

30

Ai\-1

190

7

30

iiji -2

190

8

30

i'A-3

193

1

30

;.;.-4

193

2

30

A/1-5

193

4

30

/w\-9

194

2

30

1.1.-9

197

1

30

BB-l

197

16

30

BB-3

197

16

30

BB-5

197

17

30

BB-6

200

2

30

CC-9

202

3

30

DD-1

203

2

30

DD-2

203

3

30

DD-3

214

3

30

DD-5

221

2

30

DD-7

225

1

30

EE-1

227

1

30

EE-3

4

2

30

EE-4

4

3

30

EE-5

22

3 & 4

30

EE-8

-114-

MUNICIPAL GRANTS (BILL NO.gl)

Hon. Mr. Frost

Mr. Nickle
Mr, Grvimmett

First Reading
Second Reading
In Committee

Second Reading

V10:C-10

V30:E"7
V33:JJ-6
V25:C"6
V30:G-6

OLD-AGE PENSIONS

Mr, Connell

Mr. Macaulay
Hon. I^tr, Daley-
Mr. Wardrope

V4:C>25

V4:C-29

Va:B-4

V20:C-C^

V32:C"2

PENSIONS

Mr. Macaulay

Mr. Th

omas (Ontario)

Mr. Fishleigh

Mr, Wren

PETITIONS:

By Mr.

Maple dor am

Mr.

Morningstar

Mr.

Elliott

Mr.

Reaume

Mr.

Gordon

Mr.

Edwards

Mr.

Downer

Mr.

Brandon

Mr,

Roberts

Mr.

Kennedy

Mr.

McPhee

Mr.

Robarts (London)

Mr.

T/vardrope

Mr.

Nixon

Mr.

Nault

Mr.

Leavine

Mr.

Murdoch

Mr.

Myers

Mr,

Mackenzie

Mr,

Root

Mr,

V/eaver

Mr.

Connell

Mr.

Morrow

Mr.

Nickle

VS:B-3
VS:D-6
Vg:G-l
V11:D~3

V2:A-1
V2:A-1
V2:A-2
V2:A-2
V2:A-2
72:A-2
V2:A-2
V2:A-2
V2:A-2
V2 : A~2
V2:A-2
V2:A-3
V2:A-3
V2:A-3
V2:A-3
V2:A-3
V2:A"3
V2:A-3
V2:A-4
V2vA-4
V2:A-4
V2:A-4
V2:A-4
V2:A-4
V3:A-1

-115-

PETITIONS (Continued)

By Mr. MacOdrum V3:A-1
R.C. Bishop of Fort William V3:A-1
Board of Education, Port Col-
borne V3:A-2
Y.M.C.A. - St. Catharines V3:A-2
Y.W.C.A. - St. Catharines V3:A-2

Morley Aylesworth, et al, re

Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. V3:A-2
Riverside Cemetery Assoc,

Port Arthyr V3:A-2

Town of Paris V3:A-3
Institut des Franciscaines
Missionnaires de Marie d'

Ontario V3:A-3

City of Kitchener V3:A-3

Corp. of Assumption College V3:A-3

Town of Hespeler V3:A-3

City of Hamilton V3:A-3
R.C.Sep. Schools - Peterborough V3:A-3
R.C, Episcopal Corp. Diocese of

Peterborough V3:A-3

City of Windsor V3:A-4

City of Brantford V3:A-4
W.J.Blackburn, et al, re

London Foundation V3:A-4
City of Stratford re Market

Square V3:A-4

OwBn Sound V3:A-4

City of London V3:A-4

Welland V3:A-4

Corp. Nat. de Fiducie V3;A-4

Pellatt Trustees V3:A-4

Lakeshore Bd. of Education V3:A-5

Trustees of Knox's Church V3:A-5

Town of Brampton V3:A-5

Town of Orillia V3:A-5

Township of North York V3:A-6

City of Guelph V3:A-6

City of Toronto V3:A-6

Town of Dundas V3:A-6
Corp. of Hospital for Sich

Children V3:A-6

City of Ottawa V3:A-6

City of Kingston V3:A-7

city of Peterborough V4:A-1

Town of Almonte V4:A-1

QUEEN MARY, Passing of

Hon. Mr. Frost
Mr. Oliver
Mr, Grummett
Mr. Salsberg
Hon. I-Ir. Davies

V29:AA-1

V29:AA-4
V29:AA-6
V29:AA-7
V29:Aa-S

"H : < ,

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REPORM INSTITUTIONS

Mr. Brandon V16jC-1

V3^ :EEE-4

REPORTS, T;.BLING OP

Public ;.ccounts to March 31, 1952 V2:B-13
i'.uditors*' Report, 1951-1952 V2jB-13

35th i.nnual. Public Service

Superannuation Board V3:B-1
Provincial Auditors re Superannua-
tion Board V3:B-1
Registrations of Births, Marriages

and Deaths V3:B-1

Gumming Report V3:B-1

44th ;.nnual Report of The Hydro

Electric Commission v4:A-4

Report of Department of Reform

Institutions v4;A-5

66th Report of Niagara Parks

Commission v4:/.-5

26th Repo t of Liquor Control

Board v4:A-5

6th Report of Liquor Licensing

Board v4:i\-5

Report of Ontario Health Survey

Committee v4:B-3

Report of Companies' Act Committee V5:C-1
Report, Department of Highways,

to March 31, 1952 v6?A-2

Report of Ontario College of Art

to May 31, 1952 v6»A-2

Report Research Council of Ontario

to March 31, 1952 v6:A-2

Order in Council OC-828/52 -

Northern Development Act v6»A-2
Financial Statement of Settlers'

Loans Commissioner to

March 31, 1952 V6:A-2

Report of Minister of Education

1951 Vll:A-5

Report of Board of Goveroors,

University of Toronto Vllt/.-3
Annual Report of Teachers ' Super-
annuation Commission Vll:A-3
Report of Minister of Lands and

Forests Vll:A-3

19th Annual Report of Department

of Municipal Affairs vi4:A-4

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SPEECH FROM THE THRONE

Hon. L. 0, Brlethaupt (at opening)

V1:A-1

(at prorogation)

V35:J-11

Mr. Nickle

V4:B-5

Motion to adopt

V4:B-5

Motion agreed to

V20;E-1

Mr. Connell

V4:C-1

Mr. Oliver

V6:A-3

Amendment to motion

V6sC-9

Amendment negatived

V20:E-1

Hon. Mr. Prost

V6:C-10

Mr. Lea vine

V7:A-6

Mr. Macaulay

V8:A-2

Mr. Root

V8:C-1

Mr. Thomas (Ontario)

V8:D-1

Mr. Plshlelgh

V8:E-1

Mr. Myers

V8:G- 1

Mr. Cowling

V0:;x-2

Mr. Salsberg

V9:C-2

Mr. Stewart

V10:P-1

Mr. Hall

Vll:B-4

Mr. Brandon

Vll:B-8

Mr. Wren

Vll:C-7

Mr. Thomas (Hon.)'*

V12:B-10

Mr. Gemmell

V12:D-3

Mr. MacOdrum

V13:P-1

Mr. Prost (Bracondale)

V13:G-2

Mr. Challies

Vl4

:D-13

Mr. Grummet t

Vl4

!H-2

Mr. Beech

V15

:P-1

Mr. Phillips

V17

tC-2

Mr. Cecile

V18-

:I-1

Mr . Pryde

V19'

:a-5

Mr. Kelly

V19!

■C-1

•Mr, Gordon

V19!

D-1

Mr. Yaremko

V19!

>E-9

Mr. Houck

V19!

'P-1

Mr. Murdoch

V19;

H-8

Mr. Daley

V20:B-10

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION

Mr-. Thomas (Ontario) V8:D-10

Mr, Wren V11:D-1

Mr. Daley " Vl4:A-5

Mr. Wardrope V32:C-1

-11 S-

BILL NO. 1

An Act to Incorporate the Roman Catholic
Bishop ot Port William

Mr . Mapledoram

1st Reading

Vol.

4

p.

A-5

2nd Reading

11

20

p.

L-7

In Committee

tt

22

p.

C-2

3rd Reading

ti

24

p.

HH-1

Royal Assent

tt

35

p.

J-1

BILL NO. 2

An Act respecting the Boerd of Education of

the Town of Port Colborne

Mr. Morningstar

1st Reading

Vol.

4

p.

A -2

2nd Reading

tt

15

p.

J-2

In Committee

tt

20

p.

K-3

3rd Reading

tt

22

p.

B-6

Royal ;.ssent

tt

35

p.

J-1

BILL NO. 3

An Act respecting The Young Men's Christian
Association of St» Catharines

Mr. Morningstar

1st Reading Vol. 11 p. B-1
Withdrawn

BILL NO. h
An Act respecting The Young Women's Christian
Association of St. Catharines

Mr. Morningstar

1st Reading Vol. 11 p. B-1
Withdrawn

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BILL NO. 5

An Act to incorporate the Young Men's and Young
Women's Christian Association
of London

Mr. Roberts

1st Reading

Vol.

4

p.

^•-7

2nd Reading

II

22

p.

B-7

In Committee

II

24

p.

11-12

3rd Reading

II

25

p.

H-2

Royal Assent

II

35

p.

J-1

BILL NO. 6

An Act respecting The Riverside Cemetery Company

of Port iirthur

Mr. Wardrope

1st Reading

Vol.

11

p.

B-1

2nd Reading

II

20

p.

L-7

In Committee

II

22

p.

C-2

3rd Reading

It

2l\

p.

HH-1

Royal Assent

ti

35

p.

J-1

BILL NO. 7
An Act respecting The Town of Paris

Mr. Nixon

1st Reading V-11 p. B-2
Withdrawn

BILL NO. 8

An Act respecting Institut des Pranciscaines

Missionnaire de Marie d' Ontario

Mr. Nault

1st Reading Vol. k p. A-6
Withdrawn

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BILL NO, 9

i\n Act respecting The City of Kitchener

Mr. Leavlne

1st Reading Vol. 4 p. A-7
Withdrawn

BILL NO. 10
An Act respecting Assumption College

Mr. Murdocn

1st Reading Vol. 4 p. A-8

2nd Reading " 1? p. C-1

In Committee " 20 p. K-3

3rd Reading " 22 p. B-6

BILL NO. 11

An Act respecting The Town of Hespoler

Mr, Myers

1st Reading Vol. 4 p. A-6
Withdrawn

BILL NO. 12

An Act respecting The City of Hamilton

Mr. Elliott

1st Reading Vol. 11 p. A-5
Withdrawn

BILL NO. 13

An Act respecting The City of Peterborough Separate

School Board

Robarts (London)

1st Reading Vol. Ik p. B-k

2nd Reading " 2? p, G-6

In Committee " 28 p. I-l

3rd Reading " 30 p. L-2

Pov«l Assent " 3^ o. J- 2

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BILL NO. Ih

An Act respecting The Roman Catholic Episcopal

Corporation for the Diocese of
Peterborough in Ontario^ Canada

Mr.Robarts (London)

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p. D-7

3rd Reading

II

34

p.NNN-4

Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-6

BILL NO. 85

An Act to amend' The Greater Toronto Assessment

Board Act, 1951

Mr. Dunbar

1st Reading Vol. 10 p. E-8

2nd Reading " 24 p. HH-4

In Committee " 33 p. L-1

3rd Reading " 34 p.NNN-3

Royal Assent " 35 p. J-6

BILL NO. 86

An Act to amend The Liquor Licence Act

Welsh

1st Reading

Vol.

14

p. B-1

2nd Reading

li

27

p. E-5

In Committee

II

33

p. JJ-6

3rd Reading

II

34

p.NNN-3

Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-6

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BILL NO, 87

An Act to provide for the Licensing and Regula-
tin.£ of Elevators and other
Types of Lifts

Mr, Daley

1st Reading

Vol.

14

p.

B-2

2nd Reading

It

24

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HH-4

In Committee

n

31

p.

EE-2

3rd Reading

II

33

p.

LL-5

Royal Assent

II

35

p.

J-6

BILL NO. 88

An Act to amend The Boilers and Pressure
Vessels Act, I951

Mr. Daley

1st Reading

Vol.

14

p.

B-2

2nd Reading

II

24

p.

II-2

In Committee

11

28

p.

1-4

3rd Reading

II

30

p.

L-2

Royal Assent

II

35

p.

J-6

BILL NO. 89
The Operating Engineers Act, 1953

Mr. Daley

1st Reading
2nd Reading
In Committee
3rd Reading
Royal Assent

Vol.
II

11

II

II

14 p. B-3
24 p. II-l
31 p, EE-1
33 p. LL-6
35 p. J-r

BILL NO. 90

An Act to repeal The Ski Tows Act

Mr.Clcele

1st Reading

Vol.

14

p. B-4

2nd Reading

II

24

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In Committee

II

28

p, 1-8

3rd Reading

II

30

p. L-3

Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-6

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BILL NO. 91

An Act to amend The Separate Schools Act

Mr. Dun lop

1st Reading

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15

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A-3

2nd Reading

II

22

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In Committee

11

27

p.

G-7

3rd Reading

II

28

p.

H-6

Royal Assent

11

35

p.

J-6

BILL NO. 92
An Act to amend The High Schools Act

Mr.

Dunlop

1st Reading

Vol.

15

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A-3

2nd Reading

II

22

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D-1

In Committee

II

27

p.

G-7

3rd Reading

II

28

p.

H-6

Royal Assent

II

35

p.

J-6

BILL NO, 93

An Act to amend The Department of Education Act

Mr. Dunlop

1st Reading

Vol.

15

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A-if

2nd Reading

II

22

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In Committee

II

28

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1-4

3rd Reading

It

30

p.

L-2

Royal Assent

II

35

p.

J-6

BILL NO. 94

The School Trustees' and Teachers' Boards of
Reference Act, 1953

Mr. Dunlop

1st Reading

Vol.

16

p.

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2nd Reading

II

22

p.

D-1

In Committee

II

27

p.

G-IO

3rd Reading

n

28

p.

H-7

Royal Assent

II

35

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J-6

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BILL NO. 95

An Act to amend The Forest Fires Prevention Act

Mr. Grummet t

1st Reading

vol.

16

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2nd Reading

tt

24

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In Committee

11

33

p. K-4

3rd Reading

11

34

p.NNN-4

Royal Assent

ti

35

p. J-6

BILL NO. 96

An Act to amend The Forestry Act, 1952

1st Reading
2nd Reading
In Committee
3rd Reading
Royal Assent

Vol.

Mr. Grummet t

16 p. A-4
24 p. HH-2

33 p. K-4

34 p.NNN-4

35 p. J-6

BILL NO. 97
An Act to amend The Public Halls Act

Mr . Warrender

^ 10

1st Reading

vol.

12

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A-4

2nd Reading

II

27

p.

P-5

In Committee

II

28

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Tf-€~

3rd Reading

II

30

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L-3

Royal Assent

II

35

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BILL NO. 98

An Act to amend The Travellihg Shows Act

Mr. Warrender.

1st Reading

Vol.

16

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2nd Reading

II

27

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II

33

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3rd Reading

11

34

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Royal Assent

II

35

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BILL NO. 99
Ttie Theatres Act, 1953

Mr. Warrender

1st Reading Vol.

16

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2nd Reading "

27

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33

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3rd Reading "

34

p.NNN-'f

Royal Assent "

35

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BILL NO. 100

An ^ct to amend The Summary Convictions Act

Mr. Porter

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17

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In Committee

II

31

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3rd Reading

n

33

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MM-1

Royal Assent

II

35

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J-7

BILL NO. 101

>ns iict, 1953

Mr

. Porter

lot Reading

Vol.

17

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ti

24

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In Committee

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31

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3rd Reading

II

33

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MT/I-l

Royal Aesent

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35

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J-7

BILL NO. 102
An Act to amend The Midlcal Act

Mr. Phillips

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Vol.

17 p. B-1

2nd Reading

II

24 p. jj-3

In Committee

II

28 p. 1-8

3rd Reading

II

30 p. L-3

Royal Assent

It

35 p. J-7

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BILL NO. 103

An Act to Incorporate the Ontario School Trustees

Council

Mr. Dun lop

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24

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In Committee

II

31

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3rd Reading

II

33

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Royal Assent

It

35

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BILL NO. 104

An Act to amend The Public Services Act

Mr. Welsh

1st Reading Vol. 17 p. B-2

2nd Reading " 26 p . GG-14

In Committee " 31 p. JJ-2

3rd Reading " 33 p. MM-2

Royal Assent " 35 p. J-7

BILL NO. 105

An Act to amend The Embalmers and Funeral

Directors Act

Mr. Phillips

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In Committee " 33 p. KK-3

3rd Reading " 34 p.NNN-4

Royal Assent " 35 p. J-J

BILL NO. 106

An Act to amend The Factory, Shop and Office
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Mr. Daley

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24

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In Committee

II

28

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1-8

3rd Reading

II

30

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L-3

Royal Assent

II

35

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J-7

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BILL NO. 107
An Act to amendi-.The Judicature Act

Mr, Porter

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21 p. A-3

2nd Reading

If

22 p. C-1

In Committee

II

31 p. HH-7

3rd Reading

II

33 p. MM-1

Royal Assent

II

35 p. J-7

BILL NO. 108
in .'.ct to amend The Land Titles Act

Mr. Porter

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24 p. A-2

2nd Reading

II

26 p. GG-14

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ft

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3rd Reading

It

33 p. MM-1

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ti

35 p. J-7

BILL NO. 109
An Act to amend The Public Schools Act

Mr. Dunlop

1st Reading

Vol.

24

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2nd Reading

II

26

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In Committee

11

31

p. EE-2

3rd Reading

II

33

p. LL-6

Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-7

BILL NO. 110

An Act to amend The Teachers' Superannuation Act

Mr. Dunlop

1st Reading

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24

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II

25

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In committee

II

31

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EE-2

3rd Reading

ti

33

p.

LL-6

Royal Assent

II

35

P«

J-7

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BILL NO. Ill
An Act to amend The Planning /.ct

Mr, Warrender

1st Reading

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24

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2nd Reading

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27

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II

28

p.

1-9

3rd Reading

II

33

p.

LL-5

Royal i'.ssent

n

35

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J-7

BILL NO. 112

An Act to amend The Local Improvement Act

Mr. Dunbar

1st Reading

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24

p.

A -7

2nd Reading

II

25

p.

H-3

In Committee

II

34

p . /.

AiA-3

3rd Reading

II

35

p.

E-3

Royal Assent

II

35

U

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BILL NO. 113

The Municipal Subsidies i'.djustment i^ct, 1953

Mr. Dunbar

1st Reading

Vol. 24

P^

A -7

2nd Reading

" 27

p.

E-2

In Committee

" 28

p.

1-9

3rd Reading

" 30

p.

L-3

Royal Assent

" 35

p.

J-7

BILL NO. 114
An Act to amend The Municipal Act

1st Reading
2nd Reading
In Committee
3rd Reading
Royal i.ssent

Vol,
11

Mr . Dunbar

24 p. A -8

27 p. E-3
24 p. AAA -3

35 p. E-3
35 p. J-7

p.

A-8

p.

H-3

p.

1-2

p.

L-3

p.

J-7

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BILL NO. 115

An Act to amend The Succession Duty Act

Hon. Mr. Frost

1st Reading Vol. 24

2nd Reading " 25

In Committee " 28

3rd Reading " 30

Royal Assent " 35

BILL NO, 116

An Act to amend The Corporation Tax Act

Hon. Mr. Frost

1st Reading Vol. 24 p. B-1

2nd Reading " 25 p. H-4

In Committee " 28 p . J-2

3rd Reading " 30 p. L-3

Royal Assent " 35 P. J-7

BILL NO. 117

An Act to amend The Corporations and Income
Taxes Suspension Act, 1952

Hon, Mr. Frost

1st Reading

Vol,

24

p.

B-2

2nd Reading

II

25

p.

H-5

In Committee

It

28

p.

1-4

3rd Reading

II

30

p.

L-3

Royal Assent

II

35

p.

J-8

BILL NO. 118

An Act to amend The Lord's Day (Ontario) A-t

Mr . Wren

1st Reading Vol. 26 p. A-3
2nd Reading " 31 p. J J- 2

(Negatived)

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BILL NO. 119

An ;.ct to amend The Corporation Act, 1953

Mr. Welsh

1st Reading

Vol.

26

p. A-3

2nd Reading

II

29

p. 1-8

In Committee

11

33

p. H-7

3rd Reading

ti

34

p.NNN-3

Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-8

BILL NO. 120

An ;.ct to amend The Mortmain and Charitable
Uses Act

Mr.

Welsh

1st

Reading

Vol.

26

p.

A-

-3

2nd

Reading

II

29

p.

J-

-7

In Committee

11

31

p.

II-

-1

3rd

Reading

11

34

p.:

NNN-

-2

Royal .\ssent

11

35

p.

J-

-8

BILL NO. 121

An Act to amend The Corporations Information -iCt,1953

Mr. Welsh

1st Reading

Vol.

26

p. A -4

2nd Reading

11

29

p. J-7

In Committee

II

31

p. II-2

3rd Reading

II

34

p.NNN-2

Royal ,Assent

II

35

p. J-8

BILL NO. 122

in /ict to amend The Elderly Persons Housing
Aid ^\ct, 1953

Mr. Goodfellow

1st Reading

Vol.

26

p. A -10

2nd Reading

n

29

p. J-7

In Committee

II

31

p. II-3

3rd Reading

II

33

p. MM-2

Royal i\3sent

11

35

p. J-8

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BILL NO, 123

t\n /ict to amend The Homes for the Aged /.ct

Mr. Goodfellow

1st Reading

Vol.

26

p. A-ll

2nd Reading

II

31

p. CC-14

In Committee

II

32

p. P-5

3rd Reading

II

33

p. MM-3

Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-8

BILL NO. 124

An Act to amend The Assessment j'^ct

Mr . Dunbar

ist Reading
2nd Reading
In Committee
3rd Reading
Royal Assent

Vol. 26 p
" 29

A-13
p. G-8

34 p,iiAA-3

35 p. E-3
35 p. J-8.

BILL NO. 125

An Act to amend The Pharmacy Act, 1953

Mr. Phillips

ist Reading
2nd Reading
In Committee
3rd Reading
Royal Assent

Vol. 26 p. A-14

" 30 p. KK-5

33 p. KK-4

" 34 p .NNN-4

" 35 p. J-8

BILL NO. 126

An Act to amend The Lakes and Rivers Improvement Act

Mr. Gemmell

1st Reading
2nd Reading
In committee
3rd Reading
Royal Assent

Vol
II

26 p. B-7

30 p. KK-2

33 p. LL-4

34 p. NNN-4

35 p. J-8

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BILL NO. 127

/in Act to amend The Provincial Land Tax Act

Mr. Gemma 11

1st Reading

Vol.

26

p. B-8

2nd Reading

ti

30

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In Committee

II.

33

p. K-5

3rd Reading

It

34

p.NNN-4

Royal ..ssent

II

35

p. J-8

BILL NO, 128
An Act to amend The Public Lands Act

1st Reading
2nd Reading
In Committee
3rd Reading
Royal Assent

Mr. Gemmell

Vol. 26 p. B-8

" 30 p. KK-2

" 33 p. K-5

" 34 p.NNN-4

" 35 p. J-8

BILL NO. 129

An Act to amend The Highway Traffic j^ct

Mr. Doucett

1st Reading

Vol.

26

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2nd Reading

II

29

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In committee

11

31

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II-2

3rd Reading

ti

33

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MM-1

Royal Assent

It

35

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BILL NO. 130
An Act to amend Brucellosis Control

Mr. Thomas (Elgin)

1st Reading

Vol.

27

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2nd Reading

It

30

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In Committee

II

32

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3rd Reading

II

33

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Royal /.ssent

II

35

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BILL NO. 131
The Farm Products Marketing Act

Mr. Thomas (Elgin)

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2?

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30

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32

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3rd Reading

II

33

p. MM-3

Royal Assent

11

35

p. J-8

BILL NO. 132

An Act to amend The Warble Fly Control i.ct, 1952

Mr. Thomas (Elgin)

1st Reading Vol. 2?

A-3

2nd Reading

li

30

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II

32

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3rd Reading

ti

33

p.

MM-3

Royal i'lSsent

II

35

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J-8

BILL NO. 133
An .iCt to amend The Sanitaria Act

Mr. Phillips

1st Reading

Vol.

28

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2nd Reading

II

30

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In Committee

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33

p. LL-1

3rd Reading

II

34

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Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-8

BILL NO. 134
An Act to amend The Cemeteries Act

Mr. Phillips

1st Reading
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In Committee
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Royal Assent

vol.
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It

It

It

28 p. A -5
30 p. KK-7

33 p. LL-2

34 p.NNN-4

35 p. J-9

BILL NO. 135
An Act to amend The Oleomargarine Act

Mr. Wren

1st Reading Vol. 28 p. 1.-6
Withdrawn

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BILL NO. 136

/m Act to amend The Rural Telephone Systems
Act, 1951

Mr. Challies

1st Reading

Vol.

29

p. A -4

2nd Reading

II

30

p. KK-7

In Committee

ti

31

p. II-3

3rd Reading

II

33

p. MM-2

Royal .xssent

II

35

p. J-9

BILL NO. 137

An ;.ct to amend The Power Commission Act

Mr. Challies

1st Reading
2nd Reading
In committee
3rd Reading
Royal ."iSsent

Vol
II

29
30
31
33
35

P'
P'
P.
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;.-4

LL-5
II-3
MM-2

J-9

BILL NO. 138

An Act respecting The Boundary between the

Provinces of Ontario and Manitoba

Mr. Gemmell

1st Reading

Vol.

29

p. A-5

2nd Reading

ti

30

p. KK-2

In Committee

tt

33

p. K-5

3rd Reading

H

34

p.NNN-5

Royal ..ssent

II

35

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BILL NO. 139

An Act to amend The Game and Fisheries Act

Mr. Gemmell

1st Reading

Vol.

29

P. A-5

2nd Reading

11

30

p. KK-2

In Committee

II

33

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3rd Reading

II

34

p.NNN-4

Royal ;.ssent

II

35

p. J-9

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BILL NO. 1^0

un Act to amend The University of Toronto Act, 19^1-7

Mr. Dunlop

1st Reading

Vol.

29

p. B-1

2nd Reading

II

30

p. KK-3

In Committee

It

31

p, II-l

3rd Reading

tf

33

p. MI.1-2

Royal Assent

tt

35

p. J-9

BILL NO. 14 1

An Act to amend The Highway Improvement Act

Mr. Douce tt

1st Reading

Vol.

29

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B-1

2nd Reading

It

30

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In Committee

II

31

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II-4

3rd Reading

It

33

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MM-2

Royal Assent

ti

35

p.

J-9

BILL NO. 142

An Act to amend The Edible Oil Products Act, 1952

Mr, Doucett

1st Reading

Vol.

29

p.

B-2

2nd Reading

It

30

p.

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In Committee

II

31

p.

DD-6

3rd Reading

It

30

p.

MM-2

Royal Assent

II

35

p.

J-9

BILL NO. 143
■.n Act respecting Rent Control

Mr. Cecile

ist Reading

Vol.

29

p. C-10

2nd Reading

II

31

p. P-9

In Committee

II

331

p. L-4

3rd Reading

II

34

p.NNN-6

Royal Assent

II

35

p. J-9

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BILL NO. 144

An Act respecting The Location, Construction

and Operation of Oil pipe Lines

Mr. Porter

1st Reading
2nd Reading
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3rd Reading
Royal Assent

Vol. 30 p. A-6

" 31 p. CC-15

" 33 p. LL-4

" 34 p.NNN-6

" 35 p. J-9

BILL NO. 145
An ;.ct to amend The Public Commercial Vehicles

iiCt

Mr. Doucett

1st Reading
2nd Reading
In Committee
3rd Reading
Royal .\ssent

Vol. 31 p. A-3

" 32 p. P-5

" 33 p. LL-5

34 p.NNN-6

35 p. J-9

BILL NO. 146
An Act to amend The Milk Control ..ct

Mr. Doucett

1st Reading

vol.

31

p. A -4

2nd Reading

ti

32

p. P-6

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33

p. LL-5

3rd Reading

II

34

p.NNN-6

Royal ;.ssent

n

35

p. J-9

BILL NO. 147

An Act to amend The Legislative Assembly Act

Mr. Porter

1st Reading

Vol.

31

p.

--5

2nd Reading

II

33

p.

D-8

In Committee

II

34

p. A.

r.A-3

3rd Reading

ti

35

p.

E-3

Royal ;.ssent

II

35

p.

J-9

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BILL NO. 148
An Act to amend The Law Society Act

Mr. Porter

1st Reading Vol. 31 p. B-2

2nd Reading " 33 P. E-1

In Committee " 34 p.BBB-1

3rd Reading " 33 p. E-4

Royal Assent " 35 p. J-9

BILL NO. 149
An x'.ct to amend The Registry Act

Mr, Porter
1st Reading Vol. 32 p. A -5
2nd Reading " 33 p. E-2
Withdrawn

BILL NO. 150

An Act to authorize the raising of Money on

the Credit of the Consolidated
Revenue Fund

Mr. Frost (Victoria)

1st Reading Vol. 32 p. A-6

2nd Reading " 33 p. e-2

In Committee " 34 p.BBB-2

3rd Reading " 35 p. E-4

Royal /.ssent " 35 P. J-9

BILL NO. 151

An ;.ct to amend The Mothers' .Allowance ;»ct

Mr. Goodf allow

1st Reading Vol. 33 p. :^-2

2nd Reading " 34 p.AAi\-2

In Committee " 35 p. A-2

3rd Reading " 35 p. e-4

Royal !;.ssent " 35 p. J-IO

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BILL NO. 152

An Act to amend The Gasoline Handling Act

Mr, Doucett

1st Reading

Vol.

34

p. B-2

2nd Reading

ti

34

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In Committee

II

35

p. A-2

3rd Reading

It

35

p. E-4

Royal ;,ssent

II

35

p. J-10

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INDEX OF DEPARTMENTS

AGRICULTURE. Department of :

On Estimates:

Hon. Mr.Doucett V32:D-1
Hon. Mr. Challies V32:D-5

ATTORNEY -GENERAL, Department of;
On Estimates:

Hon, Mr, Porter
Mr, Grummett
Mr. Houck
Mr. Oliver
Mr, Salsberg

V30:GG-3
V30:JJ-6
V30:GG--3
V30:GG-5
V30:HH-6

EDUCATION, Department of;
On Estimates:

Hon. Mr, Dunlop
Hon, Mr. Frost

Mr, Nixon
Mr, Houck

Mr. Pryde

Mr, Salsberg

V24:AA-1
V24:DD"1
V24:FF-6
V24:GG-3
V24:GG-5
V24:BB-3

HEALTH. Department of;
On Estimates;

Hon, Mr, Phillips
Mr, Stewart
Mr, Hanna
Mr, Elliott
Mr, Oliver
Mr, Cowling

V33:DD-2
V33;EE-3
V33:EE-4
V33:EE-6
V33:FF-1
V33:GG-4

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HIGHVJAYS, Department of;
On Estimates:

Hon, Mr, Doucett
Mr, Houck

V34:HH-4
V34:KK-3

INSURANCE, Department of:
On Estimates:

LABOUR, Department of:
On Estimates:

Mr, Wren

Hon, Mr. Porter

Hon. Mr, Frost

V26:GG-a

V26;GG-9
V26:GG-13

Hon, Mr, Daley V23:AA-1
Mr, Edwards V23:EE-5
Mr. Salsberg V23:FF-1
Mr, Thomas ( Ontario ) V23 :GG-13

V23:HH-2
Mr, Wren V23:EE-6

Mr. Oliver V23:II-9

LANDS AND FORESTS. Department of:
On Estimates:

Hon, Mr. Scott
Mr, Wren
Mr. Salsberg
Mr. Murdoch

V33:E-3
V33:F-14
V33:G-6
V33:G-g

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MINSS. Department of;
On Estimates:

Hon. Mr. Kelly V26:DD-9
Mr. Grummett V26:FF-9
Mr. Salsberg V26:FF-4

V26:GG-4
Mr, Wren V26:EE-1

V26:GG-1
V26:GG-8

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Department of;
On Estimates;

Hon. Mr. Dunbar V2g:E-5
Hon, Mr, Frost V2S:F-3

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. Department of;
On Estimates;

Hon.' Mr, Warrender V34;KK-9
Mr. Herbert V34:AAA-1

PROVINCIAL AUDITOR. Department of;
On Estimates:

Hon. Mr. Frost V23:JJ-5
Mr. Salsberg V23:JJ-4

PROVINCIAL SECRETARY, Department of;
On Estimates:

Hon. Mr. Welsh V27:G-11

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PROVINCIAL TREASURER. Department of;
On Estimates:

Mr. Houck V34:MI^^-2
Hon. Mr, Frost V34:Miy!M-5

PUBLIC WELFARE. Department of;
On Estimates:

Hon. Mr. Goodfellow V33:AA"1
Mr. Brandon V34:EEE-3
Mr. Collings V33:CC-2
Mr. Elliott V33:GC-1
Mr. Frost ( Bracondale) V33:GC-5
IJlr. Gordon V33:CC-10
Mr, Sandercock V33;CC-6
Mr. Grummet t V33:CC~7
Mr. Stewart V33:CC--2
Mr, Thomas (Ontario) V33:CC-10

PUBLIC VJORKS. Department of ;
On Estimates;

Hon. Mr. Griesinger V2g:G-T
Mr. Salsberg V2B;H-?

REFORM INSTITUTIONS, Department of;
On Estimates;

Hon. Mr. Foote V26:G-2

Hon. Mr. Frost V26;G~2

V26;GG-13

Hop. -Mr. Hamilton V26:GC-7

Mr. Salsberg V26:AA-4

Mr. Stewart V26:CC-3

Mr. Nixon V26:CC-S

TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY. Department of-^
On Estimates:

Hon. Mr. Cecile V31;AA-2
Mr. Hanna V31:BB-3

Mr. Salsberg V31;BB-6

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